Za najdbo tega zaklada boste morali odigrati avanturo Slovenska cesta. Namestite si aplikacijo Adventure Lab. Avantura vas bo popeljala po Slovenski cesti, vzdolž katere se nahaja več izstopajočih stavb, ki so v času njihove gradnje veljale za arhitekturne mojstrovine. V avanturi vam bomo nekaj teh zgradb podrobneje predstavili. Vse točke so dostopne 24/7, prav tako tudi ta bonus zakladek, ki se nahaja najbližje točki Severna vrata iz avanture. Mobilni signal je povsod dober, zato ne pozabite logirati točk v času najdbe.
Slovenska cesta
(klikni na povezavo do avanture)
Slovenska cesta je ena izmed glavnih in najbolj znanih ulic v Ljubljani. Predstavlja osrednjo prometnico in trgovsko žilo mesta. Nahaja se v mestnem središču in povezuje severne zunanje dele mesta s središčem ter jugom mesta.
V času Avstro-Ogrske je bila znana kot Hauptstrasse (Glavna ulica). Po drugi svetovni vojni je nosila ime po Josipu Brozu Titu, voditelju SFR Jugoslavije, po slovenski osamosvojitvi in razpadu Jugoslavije pa je bila cesta leta 1991 preoblikovana in razdeljena na Dunajsko in Slovensko cesto.
Danes Slovenska cesta velja za eno izmed najbolj dinamičnih prometnih poti v Ljubljani. Z namenom izboljšanja mestne izkušnje je bil leta 2015 njen centralni del preurejen za pešce, kolesarje in mestne avtobuse, kar je zmanjšalo motorni promet.
Slovenska cesta je dom številnim trgovinam, restavracijam, kavarnam in poslovnim stavbam, kar jo naredi za eno izmed najživahnejših ulic v mestu.
KIOSK K67
Na tem mestu si lahko ogledate svetovno znanI KIOSK K67, ki je plod slovenskega oblikovanja
Foto: Pred upravno stavbo založbe Delo v Ljubljani od leta 2022 stoji prenovljeni kiosk K67.
Kiosk K67 je modularni koncept kioska, ki ga je leta 1966 zasnoval slovenski arhitekt in industrijski oblikovalec Saša Janez Mächtig. Kiosk K67 je vključen tudi v zbirko Muzeja moderne umetnosti (MoMA) v New Yorku.
Zasnova temelji na sestavljivih modulih iz ojačanega poliestra, ki se povezani lahko uporabljajo kot posamezne enote ali pa se med seboj enote povezujejo in s tem povečujejo, glede na potrebe. Tovrstni kioski so imeli najrazličnejše namembnosti, uporabljali so jih za prodajo časopisov, vstopnic, za loterijo, pobiranje parkirnine, kot stojnice na tržnici za prodajo sadja ali zelenjave, za lokale hitre prehrane, kot vratarnice v podjetjih... Pojavljajo se v različnih barvnih kombinacijah, vendar je osnovna rdeča. Modularna zasnova enot omogoča, da se K67 lahko prilagodi skoraj vsaki lokaciji.
Koncept kioska K67 so patentirali leta 1967. V letu 1968 je bil K67 pripravljen za serijsko proizvodnjo, izdelovala ga je tovarna Imgrad v Ljutomeru. Do konca 90-ih let minulega stoletja so okoli 7500 modulov K67 prodali ne samo v vse republike nekdanje Jugoslavije, ampak tudi v druge države vzhodne Evrope, v nekdanjo Sovjetsko zvezo in celo na druge celine (npr. v ZDA, Kanado, Irak, Jordanijo, Kenijo, Avstralijo, na Japonsko in v Novo Zelandijo), zatem pa se je proizvodnja kioska v Sloveniji ustavila, zaradi velikih sprememb v gospodarskem sistemu med tranzicijo.
NALOGA
Vrednost XXX za severne koordinate boste našli v dnevniku ene od točk LAB AVANTURE.
Manjkajočo vrednost A in B za vzhodne koordinate pridobite na tej lokaciji.
Katera je hišna številka na stolpnici s črno fasado?
Odgovor je vrednost A =
Koliko je izbočenih pleksi oken na rdečem kiosku K67?
Odgovor je vrednost B =
Končne koordinate:
N46° 03. XXX (vrednost XXX boste našli na eni od točk LAB AVANTURE)
E14° 30. (34*A + 85*B)
To find this treasure, you will need to play the adventure 'Slovenska cesta.' Install the Adventure Lab app. The adventure will take you along Slovenska cesta, where there are several prominent buildings that were considered architectural masterpieces at the time of their construction. In the adventure, we will introduce some of these buildings in detail. All points are accessible 24/7, as is this bonus cache which is located closest to the point North Gate from the adventure. The mobile signal is good everywhere, so don't forget to log points at the time of discovery.
Slovenska cesta
(Click on the link to the Adventure Lab)
Slovenska cesta is one of the main and most famous streets in Ljubljana. It represents the central artery and commercial vein of the city. Located in the city center, it connects the northern outer parts of the city with the center and the southern part of the city.
During the Austro-Hungarian era, it was known as Hauptstrasse (Main Street). After World War II, it was named after Josip Broz Tito, the leader of the SFR Yugoslavia. Following Slovenia's independence and the breakup of Yugoslavia, in 1991 the street was restructured and divided into Dunajska and Slovenska cesta.
Today, Slovenska cesta is considered one of the most dynamic traffic routes in Ljubljana. With the aim of enhancing the urban experience, its central part was redesigned in 2015 for pedestrians, cyclists, and city buses, which reduced motor traffic. Slovenska cesta is home to numerous shops, restaurants, cafes, and office buildings, making it one of the liveliest streets in the city.
K67 KIOSK
At this location, you can see the world-renowned KIOSK K67, a product of Slovenian design
Foto: Kiosk za prodajo vstopnic na Viharjevi cesti pri Gospodarskem raztavišču
The K67 Kiosk is a modular kiosk concept designed in 1966 by Slovenian architect and industrial designer Saša Janez Mächtig. The K67 Kiosk is also included in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. Its design is based on assembled modules made of reinforced polyester, which, when connected, can be used as individual units or can be interconnected, expanding as needed. These kiosks had various purposes: they were used to sell newspapers, tickets, for lotteries, collecting parking fees, as market stalls selling fruit or vegetables, for fast food outlets, as guardhouses in companies, and more. They come in different color combinations, but the basic is red. The modular design of the units allows the K67 to adapt to almost any location. The K67 kiosk concept was patented in 1967. In 1968, the K67 was ready for mass production, manufactured by the factory Imgrad in Ljutomer. By the late 1990s, around 7,500 K67 modules had been sold not only in all republics of the former Yugoslavia but also in other Eastern European countries, the former Soviet Union, and even to other continents (e.g., the USA, Canada, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Australia, Japan, and New Zealand). Production of the kiosk in Slovenia then ceased due to significant changes in the economic system during the transition. In front of the administrative building of the Delo publishing house in Ljubljana, a renovated K67 kiosk has stood since 2022.
TASK
The value for XXX for the northern coordinates can be found in the logbook of one of the ADVENTURE LAB points.
Get the missing value A and B for the eastern coordinates at this location.
What is the house number of the skyscraper with the black facade? The answer is the value A =
How many convex plexiglass windows are on the red K67 kiosk?
The answer is the value B =
Final Coordinates:
N46° 03. XXX (The value for XXX can be found at one of the ADVENTURE LAB points)
E14° 30. (34*A + 85*B)
You can validate your puzzle solution with
certitude.
S seboj imejte pisalo. Pri vračanju vsebnika pazite, da vas kdo ne opazuje.
Please have a pen with you. When returning the container, be careful not to be observed by anyone.