How Space Shapes the Everyday School Experience of Students and Professors at Križanke ****************************************************************************************** * ****************************************************************************************** Abstract This article centres on place attachment and feelings of belonging of students and profess Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana (SŠOF). The school’s educational pr between two locations: Križanke, a medieval complex in the city centre; and Roška, a renov barrack on Ljubljana downtown’s periphery, which SŠOF shares with another school. Students in my research described Križanke as a “creative”, “free”, and “democratic” space where th they belong, especially in contrast to the second location. My objective here is to unders of a role the actual place has in shaping the relationships between school environments an (students, professors). In the article, I present the historical context of Križanke and SŠOF’s current spatial cr eviction from Križanke), followed by a “walk through Križanke” to examine students’ sensor of the building. This text analyses spatial elements like unique classroom set-ups, narrow the labyrinthine construction of Križanke. These elements produce more informal and dynami between students and professors at SŠOF, which consequently enhance the students’ feelings acceptance, and creativity. Finally, I conclude by examining how a complex interrelatednes of place, narration of place, and attachment to place in a school context impact the every experience at SŠOF and Križanke. Keywords: anthropology of place; place attachment; learning environment; Križanke; sensory Anuša Babuder [ URL "LM-1237.html "] Download PDF [ URL "LM-1230-version1-babuder_w.pdf"]