"Architecture can best be understood if we understand the interests of the architect, his values ​​and design methods. These are the working methods and values ​​of Počivašek Petranovič Architects.

For the first time in history, we have an extraordinary ability to create any form. We are at a moment of extreme preoccupation with form: form on its own terms and for its own sake, instead of form as an expression of something. We need some relationship between form and other values. We need contextual sensitivity.

Počivašek Petranovič Architects recalibrate the factors, priorities and criteria for quality living for each individual project; each of their architecture is unique, it is "custom-made". In this aspect, the architects are unyielding: they analyze the local environment, explore possibilities for confirming its specifics, frame the views, think about the local tradition of architecture, follow the pattern of the surrounding built fabric, preserve the silhouette of the landscape, productively connect the surroundings with their architecture, recreate the sense of place, etc. The result is nothing less than integrity.

In public buildings, contextuality must be intertwined with the representation of the building. Public buildings always have a deep structural logic, architects take into account the typology of the building, the function of the building is immediately recognizable to the individual, the chosen geometry already exists in the imagination of the individual. The representation of the function is extremely beautiful and very subtle, but it always manages to convey a message.

Architecture, as they demonstrate, is not an arbitrary, useful thing for living, but a set of relationships of representation that opens up a wide field of architectural imagination. It is architecture that helps to redefine where we are and, ultimately, appeals to our senses.