"Ana Skobe + 18 More SpecsLess Specs Ana Skobe Text description provided by the architects. The Ilirija swimming pool with its 25-meter outdoor pool, designed by Stanko Bloudek in 1929, was dilapidated and no longer met sporting requirements. The listed entrance building was retained. In 1995, the new capital city of Ljubljana decided to build an Olympic 50-meter pool with additional infrastructure."
"The Ilirija swimming pool with its 25-meter outdoor pool, designed by Stanko Bloudek in 1929, was dilapidated and no longer met sporting requirements. The listed entrance building was retained. In 1995, the new capital city of Ljubljana decided to build an Olympic 50-meter pool with additional infrastructure. Unlike in many cities, the new Sportni Park Ilirija was built in the city center, a sustainable decision that significantly reduces traffic and celebrates the national importance of sport. About this office Published on September 07, 2025"
The Ilirija swimming pool originally opened with a 25-meter outdoor pool designed by Stanko Bloudek in 1929. The facility became dilapidated and no longer met sporting requirements, though the listed entrance building was retained. In 1995, Ljubljana decided to build an Olympic 50-meter pool with additional supporting infrastructure. The new Sportni Park Ilirija was constructed in the city center rather than on the urban periphery. Building in the center reduced traffic impacts, improved accessibility, and honored the national importance of sport. The complex provides modern competition facilities and infrastructure to meet contemporary athletic standards while maintaining historic elements.
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