SLLA is a practice operating in architecture and urbanism, based in Bratislava since 2008. Michal Sulo, SLLA founder, projects direction and coordination, Faculty of Architecture Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Barcelona, Torresnadal Arquitecturas, Pérez Piñero Prize for Housing and Public Space El Raval, Barcelona, Congress of Union Internationale des Architectes in Barcelona, Miriam Lišková, SLLA founder, responsible for the design management, Faculty of Architecture Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Ecole d'Architecture de Lyon, Development projects management, Kenya, and Jana Nagyová, SLLA since 2018, responsible for technical management and coordination, Faculty of Architecture Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, lead the internal team of architects and coordinate a multidisciplinary team of external subjects operating in landscape architecure, enviromental consultaning, urban planning and different technical consultants in the field of construction.

Over the course of 16 years in total 72 architects and architecture students, numbers of external collaborating subjects worked on 44 projects and competitions in Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria, Spain, Kenya, awarded by 25 Prizes, built 22 projects, awarded by Cezaar 2015 Architecture Award, Nomination Mies van der Rohe Award 2017, Finalist of Czech Architecture Award 2017, Cezaar 2021 Architecture Award. SLLA represented Slovakia in the selection of 37 European architectural firms in the fourth edition of the Fuoribiennale, part of the Venice 2016 Architecture Biennale, the project conceived by the Italian Association of Architecture and Criticism and the magazine A10. Project Community Center Máj is part of the largest retrospective exhibition of Czech and Slovak Architecture 1918-2023 at Prague Castle in 2023 and Bratislava Castle from December 2023 until May 2024.

SLLA portfolio includes residential buildings, housing, educational buildings, offices, public buildings, feasibility studies, urban planning, urban design, interior design, focusing on the social and enviromental aspects of the architecture and urbanism, the regeneration of masshousing areas (Petržalka in Bratislava, Community Center Máj in České Budějovice), public housing (Siemensäcker in Vienna), new housing development projects (Kamence), revitalization of existing housing areas (Poronda), development projects (Boarding High School in Rusinga Island in Kenya, Amphitheater on the shore of Lake Victoria in Kenya, Community centers in Senegal), regeneration of the public spaces and buildings (Nový Bulvár in Žilina, Artcampus for Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, Kulturpark Košice, Housing and Public Space El Raval in Barcelona, World War I Memorial Garden in Vouziers,France). In cooperation with UN Habitat Safer Cities Programme, Faculty of Architecture Slovak University of Technology Bratislava, Centre of Urban Studies JKUAT Nairobi and ETSAM Madrid organized series of urban design workshops in Bratislava, Nairobi and Madrid.

Most significant projects 2010-2012: Community Center Máj in České Budějovice, Architectural Competition 1st Prize 2010, Project 2010-2012, Completed 2014, Cezaar 2015 Architecture Award, Nomination Mies van der Rohe Award 2017, Finalist of Czech Architecture Award 2017, exhibited in Fuoribiennale, part of the Venice 2016 Architecture Biennale and the largest retrospective exhibition of Czech and Slovak Architecture 1918-2023; 2013-2017: Siemensäcker Vienna, Urban Design Competition 1st Prize 2013, Project 2013-2017, Completed 2019; 2017-2023: Kamence, Urban Design Competition 1st Prize 2017, Project 2017-, Completed 2020, 2022, 2023, In process, Cezaar 2021 Architecture Award; Artcampus, Architectural Competition 1st Prize 2019, Project 2019-, In process.