SADAR+VUGA was founded by Jurij Sadar and Boštjan Vuga in Ljubljana in 1996. Over nearly two decades it has focused on open, innovative and integral architectural design and urban planning. The portfolio of built work ranges from innovative town planning to public space sculpture, from interactive new public buildings to interventions within older existing structures.
Jurij Sadar graduated at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana (1987), and worked as an independent architect until 1993. From 1993 to 1997 he worked as assistant professor at the same faculty. He is the cofounder of architectural office SADAR+VUGA. He lectures at architectural schools, conferences and symposia in Slovenia and abroad and he is currently associate professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana.
Bostjan Vuga studied at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana and at the AA School of Architecture in London. In 1996 he founded SADAR+VUGA architectural office along with Jurij Sadar. Bostjan Vuga has taught at Berlage Institute Rotterdam, IAAC Barcelona and TU Berlin among others and was a visiting critic at AA London, Bauhaus Kolleg in Dessau and ETH in Zürich among others. He edited several publications, among them the Plečnik 2007 issue for AB Architectural Bulletin and series of publications for TU Berlin. Boštjan Vuga participated as a co-curator at the Montenegro Pavilion, at the 14th Venice Biennale of Architecture Venice 2014. Since 2014 he has been a president of the council of the MAO Museum of Architecture and Design of Slovenia.
