BAB 21 CATALOGUE

catalogue

Balkan Cinema 8. 12 . 2021 — 16. 12. 2021. Belgrade

COMMISSIONERS CROATIA ARCHITECTURE URBANISM UNREALISED PROJECTS

INTERIOR DESIGN FURNITURE DESIGN

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE BALKAN BRUTALISM BELGRADE APARTMENT TODAY BRUTALISM AND RENAISSANCE BAB PAVILION ARXELLENCE 2 REVIEWS BAB TEAM

008 017 038 090 098 130 156 172 174 176 178 180 182 184 187

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| ICONIC NOMADS IN GLOBAL VILLAGE

We are living in a “Refugee World” running away from ourselves. Networks of local and traditional patterns and forms of living are breaking down. “Iconic nomads” are new spokespersons of local cultures. They are bear ers of collective and personal identity and as such participate in creating a global village, incorporating elements of diversity and establishing new socio-cultural networks. We are inviting you to present your local icons in a various architectural and urban artefacts.

dr Tatjana Mrđenović, Arch BAB commissioner

It was a real pleasure to have over 250 projects celebrating architecture and design in front of us. At a time when many values are falling, this wonderful profession is experiencing its renaissance. The realized objects, which are on display, clearly show how good the synergy of architects, clients and contractors is. The beauty of the volume and fitting into the environment, the harmony of materials and colors characterize a large part of the project. I would especially like to em phasize the selection of realized projects, the host country of Croatia, Professor Saša Begović, who, along with well-known names, is introducing a new young generation of excellent architects. At the same time, one of the light motives of this biennial is the architectural maturity of young architects. It is not difficult for them to change cities and countries in search of good architecture, like nomads.

This year’s 5th jubilee biennial and 10 years of its existence will be best manifested on five levels of the cult cinema Balkan. The central space on the ground floor is occupied by awarded works from all categories as well as a selection of works by the host Croatian country. At the level of the Republic Square there is an exhibition of furniture and interior edited by Jelena Nikolić. At the level of -2 there is an exhibition of urbanism, architecture, realized and unrealized buildings as well as Arxellence 2.

at level +1 is the exhibition Belgrade Amrtment Today, by Dragan Marković, while at level +2 is the exhibition Balkan Bru talism by Marko Stojanović.

Like every biennial, a significant accompanying event is the scientific conference Global Village: Shelter for Resilient living with Tatjana Mrđenović as a conference conceptor and editor.

The exhibitions are accompanied by lectures and screenings by eminent experts, so a visit to the jubilee Balkan Biennial will be a real prayer for the eyes and ears.

| BAB 2021 Commissioners

Saša Begović | Croatia

Sonja Radović Jelovac | Montenegro

Igor Kuvač | Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mihajlo Zinoski | Notrh Macedonia

Florian Nepravishta | Albania

Ileana Tureanu | Romania

Ana Kerč | Slovenia

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Nebojša Glišić BAB curator

Saša Begović (Croatia) is an architect and partner in the 3LHD studio. The studio is intensively developing the inter action of different disciplines; architecture, urban and landscape, design, art, and also explores new possibilities of interaction between architecture, society, and individuals. During his career, Saša Begović has led many award-win ning projects of various typologies: public, cultural, residential, sports, and mixed-use facilities.

Projects such as Veterans’ Bridge and Zamet Center in Rijeka, Bale Sports Hall, Croatian Pavilion at the EXPO 2005 in Japan and 2008 in Zaragoza, Splitska Riva, Lone Hotels, Adriatic and Park in Rovinj, Aquarium and Museum of Rivers in Karlovac, Urania - creation space, Bužanova residential block, Infobip HQ, Rimac Campus are just some of the more important study projects. 3LHD’s works have been presented at important universities, exhibitions, and institutions: Harvard, ETH, Van Allen Institute, Berlage Institute, COAC Barcelona, RIBA London, as well as at the Venice and Rotterdam Biennials.

They have won important international awards, including the A + Award for Architecture + Landscape, the Euro pean Hotel Design Award for Best Hotel in Europe, the WAF Award 2008 for Best Sports Facility at the First World Architecture Festival, the IOC / IACS Award for Best Sports Building, the AR Award for the best new architects, the ID magazine award, as well as the most important Croatian professional awards: Drago Galić, Bernando Bernardi, Viktor Kovačić and Vladimir Nazor.

For the last 20 years, he has been active in the Croatian academic community, as well as in the world. He has been a lecturer and visiting critic at the faculties of architecture, ETH Zurich University, Harvard and Northeastern in Boston, TU in Vienna, Munich, Stuttgart, and is a visiting professor in Graz, Ljubljana, and Zagreb. From 2010 to 2020 he was a visiting professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy in Split, and from 2017 to 2019 he was a visiting professor at the Architectural Program of Cornell University USA.

Since 2021, he has been an associate professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb.

Sonja Radović Jelovac (Montenegro) holds a PhD in environmental design and planning. She completed her pri mary studies in architecture at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, and later, a Master’s degree fellowship from the La Sapienza University in Rome at the Ludovico Quaroni Faculty of Archecton, where she obtained her Master’s degree from the Department of “Planning, Landscaping, and Reclamation of Urban Land in Developing Countries” (2005). As an achiever of an international scholarship to La Sapienza University in Rome, she earned her Ph.D. in 2015 and attained her Doctor Europaeus title. Within the scope of her doctoral thesis, “Projective” Resilience As sessment for Water Sensitive Adaptive Urban Design, she makes an authentic contribution to scientific progress in the field of contemporary research in the field of new paradigms in design and adaptive eco-urban design through the prism of collaborative resilience.

She is a curator of the Montenegrin Presentation Project at the 16th Venice Architectural Biennial 2018. She is en gaged in research in the field of resilient, adaptive urban design. She has successfully applied the experimentally transdisciplinary approach and 20 years of design experience through her work at Studio Synthesis, as the founder and lead architect.

She is engaged as an itinerant professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Podgorica in the subject Urban Design (2014-2016) and at the University of Trento in Italy (2018)

She has won numerous international awards and recognitions in the region: Belgrade Urban Planning Salon – two awards, (2015), S. Mitrovica Urban Planning Salon – three awards (2016), two awards at the Architectural Biennale of Architecture in Belgrade, (2016), admission at the Architecture Salon in Belgrade, (2016), special admission at the Third S.ARCH International Conference in Hong Kong (2017), Member of the Jury for the Pavilion of Montenegro Expo Milano 2016, Expo Dubai 2020, BIG SEE WOOD AWARD 2018 and 2019, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 – Winner, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2019 – Winner in Slovenia. She is the author of numerous scientific works and publications.

She is a member of the SACG – the Union of Architects of Montenegro, one of the founders of the ŽAD – Women’s Architectural Society in Belgrade, the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Society of Friends of Kolasin and a mem ber of the Scientific Committee of the Balkan Architectural Biennale.

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Igor Kuvač (Bosnia and Herzegovina) was born on February 22, 1984 in Sarajevo. He completed his undergraduate and master studies at the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, University of Banja Luka (AGGF), as a student of the generation, 2009. He received a PhD title from the University of Granada (Spain) in 2017 as an Eras mus Mundus Fellow researching the topic Forced Transition - New settlements of displaced persons after the war (1992-1995) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is employed as an assistant professor at the Department of Architectural Design at AGGF, where coordinates the Master study program Architecture and Urbanism, and teaches different scales of architectural and urban design. Igor is a co-founder and head of the Center for Spatial Research, which experiments with innovative models of co-creation in urban public space, in which he coordinates Small SCALE and other projects. His research scopes are different spatial scales as well as the cultural context of contemporary urban transformations, focusing both on urban and anthropological themes.

Mihajlo Zinoski (North Macedonia) is an architect and professor at the Faculty of Architecture of the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, North Macedonia since 2000 where he received a PhD in engineering science. Since 2009, he has lectured in the designing of public buildings in the Institute for Architectural Design where he is also acting as design studio coordinator. At 2008 he was a visiting researcher at the School of Architecture and Allied Arts, University of Oregon, as part of the Junior Faculty Development Program founded by the US Department of State. He received an honorable mention at the Biennale di Architettura di Venezia, 2006 for the collective project “City of possible worlds” in the category of national presentation. In the past five years by an interest in the area of social sustainability of the built environment he initiated lectures, international and domestic workshops, exhibitions, and projects of participatory action between academia and local municipalities. As scientific-pedagogical results since 2017 he published articles in Proceedings of International Scientific Conferences, Emerald Insight Journal, in monograph CURRENT aspects of real estate research Institute of Real Estate Studies also article in the summary book Global Dwelling, carried out by OIKONET, an Erasmus Network project.

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Florian Nepravishta (Albania) is an Architect and full Professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU), Polytechnic University of Tirana. He has many years of experience as Dean of Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism and Head of Architecture Department at PUT. His practice, teaching activity and scientific research have been orient ed towards architectural design, housing, preservation of historical heritage and urban regeneration. He has con ducted scientific qualifications and teaching activities at several international universities. Also, he has participated in various scientific conferences and has published a series of scientific articles, references, monographs.

Prof. Nepravishta professional opus also includes numerous exhibitions, workshops and International Conferences (IFAU17, IFAU18, and IFAU19). He has been a member of the various international conference scientific committees and editorial boards of several national (“Monumentet”, “Buletini i Shkencave Teknike”) and international journals (“Arhitektura i Urbanizam”, “South-East European Journal of Architecture and Design (SEEJAD)”, “International Jour nal of Civil Engineering and Architecture”, “Magazine of Civil Engineering”) and Scientific director of the Collana series “Forum for Architecture and Urbanism (FAU)” of the publishing house “La scuola di Pitagora editrice”, Italy. He has been a member of the Senate of the Polytechnic University of Tirana, board member of Scientific Council of the Institute of Cultural Monuments, Presidency member of Albanian Association of Architects, EHNR and IFHP.

Prof. Nepravishta is the founder and the principal architect of “Smart Studio” in Tirana. The studio works on differ ent design and implementation projects (residential buildings, hotels, beach resorts, schools, heritage restoration, building adaptation and renovation, interior design and urban design).

ITU (Romania) is a Romanian arhitect and urbanist who practiced and worked in public and private practice for over 40 years and was involved in important national projects and architecture magazines, in order to place architects and architecture in the position they deserve, in public eye. She is the president of Union of Architects in Romania since 2016. ITU was born in Bucharest and graduated „Ion Mincu” Institute of Architecture of Bucharest. Since 1980, ITU has been the lead designer for many new developments, urban retrofit, neighborhood revitalization and public and private buildings some of them award-wining projects.

Since student years, she published, on a permanent basis, in Arhitectura 1906 magazine (one of the oldest architec ture magazine in Europe) and conceived and co-edited the following publications Arhitext magazine and Urbanis mul magazine, published many articles and studies in the professional press and now leads Arhitectura magazine. She was involved in public live as a promoter and general manager of the first foreign investment complex develop ment in post-revolution Romania, namely World Trade Center Bucharest (1993-95).

ITU promoted and was the director of the International Urban Planning Contest „Bucharest 2000”. Between 2000 and 2004, she served as deputy ministry of public works (2000-2004). She promoted international projects in her capacity of Executive National Coordinator of Stability Pact, vice-president of Council of Europe’s EUR-OPA Major Hazard Agreement and established, in 2002, the National Center for Seismic Risk Reduction, a Romanian-Japanese technical cooperation , implementing The Project on The Reduction of Seismic Risk for Buildings and Structures, where a consistent cooperation with Serbian academics and scientists was foreseen (she was awarded Serbia Medal “SYSTEM DC 90”, in 2002).

Since 2016, she lectures and developes projects and events devoted to the cultural heritage of Romanian architec ture, stressing the female architects role, promoting the role and importance of multi-cultural professionals, under standing their positive role in Romanian culture. ITU is coordinated the National Architecture Bienale in Romania (2018, 2021) with a participation of over 600 projects. Concerned to promote young architects, fresh tendencies and supporting the professionals from all areas and regions of the country, the programme was extended to 15 sections and the events are taking place in 8 important cities, increasing the impact and importance of the most important architectural event in Romania.

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Ana Kreč (Slovenia) graduated in 2009 at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana, Slovenia. During her studies she attented an exchange program at the Faculty of Architecture and Design in Aalborg University in Denmark and later worked at Terroir Architects in Sydney, Australia. After graduation, she worked at Sadar + Vuga Architects in Ljublja na, Slovenia where she collaborated on large scale redevelopments like Sports Park Stožice and Cultural Centre MAKS in Maribor.

Together with architect Jure Hrovat, she in 2010 co-founded SVET VMES, a collective of architects based in Ljubljana, joined by an urge to explore and expose the spatial, social and informal learning potential of ‘in-between’ space within Slovene educational buildings. In the last ten years SVET VMES self-initiatively approached and analysed 36 schools without any private nor governmental financial support. In 24 case studies, this initial analysis was taken further in a form of a scheme design project, this now resulting in 52 smaller, low-budget, built interventions, many of them awarded. In 2018 SVET VMES won the 1st prize for a 16-unit kindergarten in Kočevje (now under construc tion), whilst receiveing a nomination for Plečnik Medal for Contribution to the Enrichment of Architectural Culture for Architectural-Research Project on Intermediate Schools Spaces through Construction of Case Studies in 2019.

From 2012 onward, Ana Kreč works as an assistant to prof. Jurij Sadar at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, Faculty of Architecture. In 2015, she recieved a 18-month Marie Curie Fellowship at KU Leuven, Department of Architecture, Campus Sint Lucas Brussels in Belgium where she commenced her practice-based PhD, under supervision of Prof. Dr. Architect Jo Van Den Berghe, within the EU funded ADAPT-r program. She is from October 2017 fully employed at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana where she is remotely continuing her doctoral research, whilst creatively leading SVET VMES Collective. She has been lecturer or guest critic at the University of Ljubljana, Tsinghua Universi ty, KU Leuven, University of Westminster, NTNU, Trondheim School of Architecture and Fine Arts, Norway, TU Wien, IUAV and TU Berlin.

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ALAN Kostrenčić DAROVAN Tušek MARIJA Pavlović

Gradska riva Poreč, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

ANTE Mardešić a+u d.o.o. Komiža

Mala Mara Vis, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

ARHITEKTONSKI biro Prostor

Trokut* Šibenik, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

BRANIMIR Rajčić MARIELA Žinić

Homestead/Chan Center Žumberak, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

| *Centar za nove tehnologije i poduzetništvo.

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DAMIR Gamulin ANTUN Sevšek

If I forget you...*

Zagreb, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

PROARH

Davor Mateković

Concrete Houses Lukovo Šugarje, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

| *If I forget you... — The Holocaust in Croatia 1941 — 1945 / Final Destination Auschwitz.

DINKO Peračić

Brižine Fishing Port Kaštela — Split, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

HRVOJE Njirić ISKRA Filipović

Petrova 140 Zagreb, Croatia | 1998 — 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

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special award architecture

IDIS Turato

Nikola Štefanec

Tomislav Stepić

Vedran Hubicki

Ljupcho Sacharovski Katarina Šantić

Irena Marković

Aleksandra Ajzenhamer Martina Mataija et al.*

Hotel and Winery Roxanich Motovun, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

IGOR Franić Studio za arhitekturu

SEECLE Center Zagreb, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

| * Marijana Krizmanić, Kristijan Mamić, David Naglić, Boris Kirinčić — statics, Mirko Grošić — geomehanic.

special award architecture

IVA Letilović IGOR Pedišić

4 Houses for 4 Brothers Zadar, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

SUB.MAP

Marija Burmas

Ivo—Lola Petrić

Jakša Kalajžić (J.K.A. Arhitekti)

Primary school Ivanja Reka Zagreb, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

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Courtyard House Zagreb, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

Apartment Building Gajeva/Gupčeva Zabok, Croatia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

MVA/ Mikelić Vreš Arhitekti

MVA/ Mikelić Vreš Arhitekti

MVA/

Mikelić Vreš Arhitekti JAN Pavlović

School Square Krapina, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

MIA Roth TONČI Čerina

Visitor center & wildlife observatories Lonjsko polje, Croatia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

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special award urbanism

IVANIŠIN Kabaši Arhitekti

Krunoslav Ivanišin Lulzim Kabaši Iva Ivas

Vila u pogledu Dubrovnik — Sv. Jakov, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

IVANIŠIN Kabaši Arhitekti

Krunoslav Ivanišin Lulzim Kabaši Iva Ivas

Stambena zgrada u Opatiji Opatija, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

NENO Kezić

Stambeni objekat 34 Split, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

NFO / Damjan Kolundžić Kata Marunica Nenad Ravnić

Camping Stella Maris Umag, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

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KLIPSA Sandra Perić Klapan

Stambeni niz LND Zagreb, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

SKROZ

Margita Grubiša Marin Jelčić Daniela Škarica Ivana Žalac Tamara Jeger Dorotea Klinčić et al.*

Flora Tourist Resort Njivice — Krk, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

| *interior design: Numen/For Use and Tvrtko Božić.

not submitted for nomination

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SODAA

House 1—2—4 Mandre, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

TIN SVEN Franić VANJA Rister ANA Martinčić Vareško

Student Center and Dormitory, UNIDU Dubrovnik, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

STUDIO Up

The House and the Parasite Zagreb, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

STUDIO Up

White “Loft” Zagreb, Croatia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

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REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

NUNC

Bolta | 2019. Cot | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

NUNC

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NUNC

Ruvo | 2020.

special award furniture design

PROSTORIA

Echo sofa | 2021.

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PROSTORIA

Kontrapunkt recliner | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

PROSTORIA

Tinker low tables | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

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special award furniture design

BAB 2021 Jury — architecture

Ivan Milošević, AIM Studio | Motenegro

Vedran Jukić,SODAA | Croatia

Ivana Žalac, SKROZ | Croatia

Dean Lah, ENOTA | Slovenia

Lorenzo Degli Esposti | Italy

Maja Ilić | Bosnia and Herzegovina

Saša Zelić, Gensler | Unated States of America

Aleksandar Milojković | Serbia

Nebojša Antešević, DAB | Serbia

Over 200 posters were exhibited at the architectural exhibition, classified into three categories: 1) architecture, 2) unrealized projects and 3) urban design. In other words, BAB over time becomes an ever larger and more relevant review of contemporary creativity in the domain of architecture and design.

According to its number, the works from the Ex-Yu area are in the forefront, which shows that there is a strong connection between the former Yugoslav republics in the region.

A great novelty is that the national teams were elected by the commission ers Saša Begović (Croatia), Sonja Radovic Jelovac (Montenegro), Igor Ku vač (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Mihajlo Zinoski (North Macedonia), Florian Nepravishta (Albania), Ileana Tureanu (Romania) and Ana Kreč (Slovenia). Dragan Marković

architecture exhibition editor

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A3 ARCHITECTS

EXPO paviljon Republike Srbije Dubai, UAE | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILJAN Drljević ŽARKO Živanović JELENA Valentić

House on a cliff Novi Banovci, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ALEKSANDAR Videnović DEJAN Radonjić

Stambeno—poslovni objekat Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BINA studio

Bojan Pavlović Nevena Blagojević Nataša Matović

Culinaris canteen Sobovica — Luznice, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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MAJA Pintović

RADOVAN Radanović sa radnim timom Saobraćajnog instituta CIP

Železnička stanica Zemun Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DANILO S. Furundžić

Sunnyville Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DANILO Dangubić architects

SK 12

Pančevo, Serbia | 2018.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DANILO Dangubić architects

Central Pančevo, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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DJORDJE Bajilo Architects

Đorđe Bajilo

Jadranka Bugarski-Vujović Dejan Pauković

BEMAX Arena Podgorica, Montenegro | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DJORDJE Bajilo Architects

Đorđe Bajilo Dragana Dukić Mila Jević

“Jovan Popović” elementary school Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

FOLIC Architects

Branislav Folić

Ana Uskoković

Saja Kosanović

Bojana Bajkić

Katarina Ostojić

Vera Visković

Miloš Nedić

Cara Uroša* Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

INKA studio

Zoran Lazović

Predrag Ignjatović

Marina Lazović

Dunja Nedeljković

Dijana Savanović

Projekat nadogradnje i paviljona Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| *Residential—commercial building.

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IVANA Letić

Delta Planet Shopping Mall Niš, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

IVANA Šimković HUGH Thomson TIZIANA Tovar Nino dwp

| design worldwide partnership

The Granville “Eric Tweedale” Stadium Granville, Australia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

KATARINA Škrbić Buzzoffski

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Projektni biro GPD KEJ d.o.o. Valjevo Milan Jakić Andrijana Maksimović

MIND OFF (Mozak na pašu) Zasavica, Serbia | 2021. “Divčibar” Divčibare, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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KONTRA Studio

Residential building V1 Niš, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

KONTRA Studio

House 173 Niš, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

LJUBICA Arsić DANIEL Fuchs

Hemphouse

Bela Reka, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILORAD Obradović MILAN Maksimović

Apartments “Mountain Peace” Divčibare, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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MILAN Varga

SNEŽANA Varga

Mega Modulor doo

Autoremont centar Pivašević Pančevo, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MODELART arhitekti

Dejan Mitrov Jelena Mitrov Nebojša Petković Krsto Radovanović Slobodan Ćirić

The House in Fruška gora Novi Sad, Serbia | 2020 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILA Mojsilović SONJA Dedić

Vila Bregović

Belgrade, Serbia | 2013 — 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

PETAR Simović MARIJA Simović

Kindergarten Dobrica Kragujevac, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC

OF SERBIA

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PREDRAG Denčić

IVAN Tanasković HRISTINA Šaponjić NIKOLA Milenović

S27 Niš, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

PREDRAG Denčić IVAN Tanasković HRISTINA Šaponjić NIKOLA Milenović

4VV Niš, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

REMORKER architects

Makedonska 44 Office Building Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

RISTE Dobrijević DRAGOLJUB Kujović

Radio Television Vojvodina Novi Sad, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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IVAN Urban SANJA Urban

Poslovno proizvodni objekat GPK Zrenjanin, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Studio

ARCHITEHNA

Dejan Milošević

Marko Ranđelović

Luxury suburban house Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Studio OBE

K House Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

TEKING

Slaviša Kondić Mirko Stanimirović Milan Tanić

Vojislav Nikolić et al.*

Anex of the Faculty of Electronics Niš, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| *Miljana Ignjatović, Milan Brzaković, Biserka Jovanović, Andrija Čolović, Marija Marinković, Nemanja Ranđelović, Marija Nikolić.

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URED Studio

Nikola Milanović

Ivana Lovrinčević

Hristina Stojanović Fedor Jurić

K8 collective housing

Kragujevac, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ZABRISKIE Studio

Milka Gnjato

Ivica Marković

Bojana Kovačević Ana Mićić Dušica Plazinčić Sandra Nekić

Milijana Karganović Ivan Šuić Ana Lazarević

Merin Hill Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ZORAN Abadić JELENA Bogosavljević

Regional Housing Programme Loznica, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ZORAN Abadić

JELENA Bogosavljević

Regional Housing Programme Čajetina, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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3BIRO d.o.o.

House Trzin Trzin, Slovenia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

A2O2 arhitekti Žiga Ravnikar Eva Senekovič

House MM Domžale, Slovenia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

DIANA Stupar

MAJA Milić Aleksić SLOBODAN Peulić horticulture — Milka Tamamović Dunja Savanović

Dao Garden* Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2018 — 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

| BIH

not submitted for nomination

IVAN Milošević ANDREJ Mitrović

Premonte apartmani Tivat, Montenegro | 2020.

MONTENEGRO

| *Roof terrace of Confucius Institute at University of Banja Luka.

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Kuwait State Embassy Bucharest, Romania | 2019.

ROMANIA

MONTENEGRO

ADNBA

Adrian Untaru

Andrei Şerbescu

Bogdan Brădăţeanu Laura Mihalache

Apartment building in Brasov Brasov, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

BOŠTJAN Gabrijelčič

PETER Gabrijelčič

ALEŠ Gabrijelčič

House for a Ceramic Designer Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

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MARUŠA Zorec ANA Merklin MARTINA Tepina UROŠ Rustja

Inst. for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

ASARCHITECTS

Integrated Kindergarten No. 42 Tirana, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

ATELIER 4

New Bazaar Tirana, Albania | 2017.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

ATELIER 4

TID Vlora Vlora, Albania | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

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ATELJE Ostan Pavlin

Aleksander S.

Nataša Pavlin collaborator — Anže Repinc

Ostan

Footbridge Rje Bohinj, Slovenia | 2019 — 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

ENOLA Martopullo ANITA Hajdari ALBANO Guma

Bedrie Bebeziqi School Durres, Albania | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

ATTIKA architects

Bojan Tasev

Nikola Tomevski

Ivana Shankovska Metodija Gjorgjiev

Bukureshka Housing Skopje, Macedonia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF N. MACEDONIA

ATTIKA architects

Bojan Tasev

Nikola Tomevski Metodija Gjorgjiev

Varshavska Housing Skopje, Macedonia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF N. MACEDONIA

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MARKO Bilbija MONIKA Bilbija

Hrupjela Hill Residence Trebinje, RS BiH | 2017.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

VERICA Krstić VASILIJE Milunović JELENA Ivanović Vojvodić

Stambeni objekat — Bigovo 3 Bigovo, Montenegro | 2020.

MONTENEGRO

SERGIU Zmeu ION Popusoi

HOUSE 9

Constantza, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

DEDA & Architects

Despina Kamataki

George Archontoulakis

Kazika Flats

Thessaloniki, Greece | 2019.

HELLENIC REPUBLIC

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SAŠA B. Čvoro MALINA Čvoro

Pennhill House Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

SAŠA B. Čvoro MALINA Čvoro

Residential and commercial building Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

VLAD SEBASTIAN Rusu

Dermavision Clinic Cluj—Napoca, Romania | 2019.

ROMANIA

ENFORMA doo

Nikola Novaković

Radovan Radoman

Moho Villas Prčanj, Montenegro | 2015 — 2016.

MONTENEGRO

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ENTASIS d.o.o. Zenica Vedina Babahmetović Mirela Heralić—Tabić Semir Solo

House S — reconstruction & extension Zenica, BiH | 2019 — 2020.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

MOJICA Gregorski

MIHA Kajzelj MATIC Lašič

Music school extension Šoštanj, Slovenia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

HAZBIU projekt

The Pole of Justice Tirana, Albania | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

LUCIAN Bugnariu DIANA Bugnariu DIANA Jitariu ALIN Stoica

House 1408 Dumbrava Vlasiei, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

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Printing Press Museum, House Dosoftei Iaşi, Romania | 2019.

ROMANIA

House With a Liquidambar Bucharest, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

ANDREESCU & GAIVORONSCHI

Vlad Gaivoronschi

Simina Cuc

Catalin Gavrilescu

Monica Manase

Patricia Murar

Daniel Muntean

ISHO — U1

Timisoara, Romania | 2016 — 2020.

ROMANIA

IN/OUT arh. studio d.o.o.

Cafe Restaurant River Dock Bihać, BiH | 2018.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

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IRI GENT Agolli

“Njazi Mastori” primary school Durres, Albania | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

IVAN Asanović IVA Petković

Marine Rock House Tivat, Montenegro | 2019 — 2020.

MONTENEGRO

BLAŽ Budja

ROK Jereb NINA Majoranc DUŠAN Stupar

TEM Čatež* Čatež, Slovenia | 2018.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

ŽELJKO Kusić Architects Željko Kusić Sanja Matić

Gradsko pozorište Jazavac, ljetna scena Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

| *Commercial and Storage Facility.

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BMA studio

Stefan Atanasoski

Tina Mijalcheva Bane Stojanovski

Hristijan Ivanovski Bisera Krckovska Teuta Bajrami Sanja Otasevic et al.*

MA House

Tetovo, Macedonia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF N. MACEDONIA

MEDPROSTOR

Rok Žnidaršič

Jerneja Fischer Knap Žiga Ravnikar

Renovation of the Vrlovčnik homesteda Matkov kot, Slovenia | 2017.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

| *Nasuf Nebiu and Besian Mehmeti.

ŞERBAN Ţigănaş

LEVENTE Kornis FLORIN Dico BOGDAN Dico CLAUDIA Focşa SORIN Trif

DENISA Petruş LORANT Miklos et al.*

National Rugby Stadium Bucharest, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

NAVA arhitekti d.o.o. Monika Fink Serša Aleksander Lužnik Miklavž Tacol Boris Vranić Zala Privšek Liza Privšek

Novo Brdo — E1 Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2016 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

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| * Adina Merloi, Alexandru Zaharia, Ciprian Onețiu, Carmen Brădățeanu.

NIKODIN Žižić MARIJA Šurbatović MAJA Simonović

“Naša radost” kindergarten Herceg Novi, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

ROUTING d.o.o. Banja Luka Nikola Dmitrović

Spomen obilježje Grob krvi i mozgova Draksenić, RS BiH | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

NEDŽLA Potogija NPA studio

Kuća Lena Sarajevo, BiH | 2021.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

ABRUPTARHITECTURA

Pavel Cosmin

Constantin Cristina

Piscu Museum Atelier School Piscu, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

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MAJA Ivanič

ANJA Planišček ANDRAŽ Intihar URŠA

Habič

Pedenjped Kindergarten Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2018.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

ARHITEKTI Počivašek Petranovič Davorin Počivašek Urban Petranovič Aleksi Vičič Urša Gantar co-autors — Tina Marn Martin Tomažič Andrej Ukmar

Fire station Trzin, Slovenia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

GORDANA Ražnatović

VESELIN Ražnatović

NIKOLINA Ražnatović

ANAMARIJA Mrđanovački

Scenski prostor — Stari grad Bar Bar, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

RIFAT Alihodžić

JASMINA Kujović Salković

ELVIRA Muzurović

House of Olives Bar, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

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Building T — Faculty of Social Work Ghent, Belgium | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

SADAR + VUGA LENS�ASS architects SCAPELAB

Marko Studen

Jernej Šipoš Boris Matić

Cukrarna Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

BOJAN ŠIPKA architects

Bojan Šipka

Neda Medić

David Tomazović

Milica Borić Andrea Janičić

Projekat porodične kuće Sanski Most, BiH | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

BOJAN ŠIPKA architects

Bojan Šipka

Neda Medić

David Tomazović

Milica Borić Andrea Janičić

Trgovački centar Patrija Prijedor, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

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META Kutin TOMAŽ Ebenšpanger

House for a Modest Living Litija, Slovenia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

SMART studio

Florian Nepravishta working team —

Xhejsi Baruti

Vjola Ilia Gentian Lipe Alfred Lako Ylli Bilali

Kujtim Allaraj Ervis Allkanjari

Tirana Business Center Tirana, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

SON Architects

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

STONE design

Montessori Tirana, Albania | 2020. House Skopje Bardovci, Macedonia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF N. MACEDONIA

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ANDREJ Strehovec

Strehovec Arhitekti ROBERT Potokar Ravnikar Potokar biro

Beaver Center (Bobrov center) Nimno, Slovenia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

STUDIO Syntesis architecture & design

Sonja Radović Jelovac design team — Marija Lukić Danijela Mijajlović Maja Tišma landscape architecture — Marko Jović

BETULA Design Center Kotor, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

Team EFdeN

EFdeN Sustainable City Bucharest, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

Studio TROKUT

Zejda Kobilica Ilma Kobilica

Mekteb in Smailbegovići Breza, BiH | 2020.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

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ZLATKO Ugljen Nina Ugljen—Ademović

Bishop’s Cultural Center Mostar, BiH | 2004 — 2020.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

ATELIERCETREI

Paul—Mihai Moldovan Anamaria Moldovan Daniela—Elena Vieru Diana Canta

Villa Cheia Cheia Village, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

X—PLAN studio

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

X—PLAN studio

CFO Pharma Tirana, Albania | 2019. Park Gate Tirana, Albania | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

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Zlatko Vujotić ZV Design

Stara Čaršija Stari Bar, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

not submitted for nomination

ENOTA

Termalija Family Wellness Podčetrtek, Slovenia | 2018.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

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TATJANA Danilović

JELENA Milošević

SINIŠA Mihajlović MRĐAN Bajić RICHARD Deacon sa radnim timom Saobraćajnog instituta CIP

Pešačka pasarela Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DEA Studio sh.p.k

SYMBIOTICA sh.p.k

Saranda urban waterfront Saranda, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

special award urbanism

DEKA inženjering* urbanism —

Jelena Stojkov concept design — Mila Mojsilović

Vladimir Milenković Maja Morošan project — Sintezis inženjering PPI Dizajn Arhitektura TEN

Novi Dorćol Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILANA Vandić (UC)

ANĐELKA Miloradović (UC)

MARIJANA Radovanović GOJKO Radić (PFB)

Railway station “Belgrade center” Belgrade, Serbia | 2020 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| * Investor and contractor.

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MILENA Zindović

Vinaver square Šabac, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILENA Zindović

Fountain in city park Šabac, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

STANISLAV Fiala JELENA Kuzmanović

Marina Dorćol Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

TERMOPROJEKT d.o.o.

Jasmina Pavlović

Miloš Purić

Mila Joksimović

Maja Vasilev Ana Nenadić

Gradski trg* Priboj, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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*Prva nagrada na konkursu za uređenje gradskog trga.

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NVO Urbar

Tamara Marović

Andrea Pajković

Gavrilo Vuković

Lara Dabanović

Miloš Gačević

Saša Đurišić

Nataša Ristelić

Miloš Bukilić

Knowledge Park Bar, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

not submitted for nomination

IVAN Milošević

MARKO Popović

Rekonstrukcija obalne zone Sutomore, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

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REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

NRA atelier

Market Ptuj Ptuj, Slovenia | 2018 — 2020. Mikro 020 Podgorica, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

MIROSLAV P. Balubdžić MIHAILO Timotijević Milica B. Juster

Trg Nezavisnosti — konkurs Podgorica, Montenegro | 2020.

MONTENEGRO

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ILJA Mikitišin IGOR Mikitišin MILJAN Salata RAJKO Anđelić

Memorijalni kompleks Cer Cer mountain, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ILJA Mikitišin MILJAN Salata NEMANJA Dačić IGOR Mikitišin

Narodna biblioteka Srbije* Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| *Novi izložbeni prostor sa proširenjem skladišnih depoa.

A501

Mirko Stanimirović

Nemanja Ranđelović

Vukašin Vasić

Architectural workshop

Niš, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

AKVS arhitektura

Anđela Karabašević

Vladislav Sudžum

Ana Petrović

Aleksa Bekić

Andrea Triff

Children’s Hospotal — competition

Cluj — Napoca, Romania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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SANJA Cvetković ANA Curk

URBANA house Undefined | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ARHI NOVA

Sanja Ćirić

Danica Gačević

Mihailo Mandić

Milja Pavlović

Nemanja Halilović

CU41 Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ARHITEKTURA Buđevac

Saša Buđevac

Andreja Buđevac Aleksandar Kocić

Dušan Kocić Biserka Jovanović Anđela Tričković

Dom zdravlja “Maja” Niš, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DEJAN Čuturilo

Parćani Cottage Parćani, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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BUREAU Cube Partners

Institut “Dr Vukan Čupić”* Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BUREAU Cube Partners

Kampus Fakulteta likovnih umetnosti Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

|

*Institut za zdravstvenu zaštitu majke i deteta “Dr Vukan Čupić”.

5th BALKAN ARCHITECTURAL BIENNALE

NEBOJŠA Jeremić

KATARINA Nešković

NEDA Banković

UNA Tomić

Centre for early childhood dev.* Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

NEBOJŠA Jeremić

KATARINA Nešković

MARIJANA Tomić

Vranjska Banja Resort

Vranjska Banja, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| *Centre for early childhood development and inclusion.

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DRAGANA Ćirić Studio V

Townhouse reconstruciton Čačak, Serbia | 2010 — 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

FOLIC Architects

Branislav Folić Ana Uskoković

Bojana Bajkić Milena Ivanović Stefan Stanojević

3d — MADA

Cara Dušana* Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| *Residential—commercial building.

NEBOJŠA Fotirić

IGOR

Rajković

DRAGANA Dobrisavljević

Single family house Vrčin, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ZDL studio

Siniša Zdjelar

Antonija Plavotić

Petra Komadinić

Zora Starčević

Jovana Krstić

Miljan Salata

Hotel Grabovac

Plitvice Lakes, Croatia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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KAPAPROJEKT

Vladimir Ivanović

Mirjana Krsmanović Aleksandar Stojanović Jelena Cvetanović Jovana Petrović

European kindergarten in Bor Bor, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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KAPAPROJEKT

Vladimir Ivanović

Mirjana Krsmanović Aleksandar Stojanović Ana Gligović Ivana Mišić

Princley Serbian Theatre Kragujevac, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ALEKSANDAR Jovanović Kocka Design Team

Dubai Hills 69 Villa Dubai, UAE | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MADA architecture studio

Nikola Andonov Aleksandar Ristović

Stefan Stojanović

Sveštica house Ivanjica, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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MARGUERY studio

Alain Gvozdenovic

KOLO Centre Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MARGUERY studio

Alain Gvozdenovic

Dušan Milovanović Đorđe Avramović

Slavija — Manjež Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MATIJA Đedović

Orthodox church Čačak, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILICA Božić NEVENKA Rajković Batinić MARKO Ristić

Morača riverfront Podgorica, Montenegro | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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MILOŠ Pajević

Park Garage Čačak, Serbia | 2016.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MODELART arhitekti Krsto Radovanović Dejan Mitov Jelena Mitov Ines Čović

The Nest Novi Sad, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

|

KATARINA Nešković NIKOLA Stojković

Mala montažna kuća* Divčibare, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

KATARINA Nešković NIKOLA Stojković DANIJELA Životić MILOŠ Milosavljević NEMANJA Pljakić

Stambeno—poslovni kompleks** Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

*Nagrađeno konkursno rešenje — I priznanje. **Pozivni konkurs — I nagrada.

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SAVREMENA arhitektura

Ivan Stanojev

Manja Stanojev

Almons apartments Novi Sad, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

SAVREMENA arhitektura

Ivan Stanojev

Manja Stanojev

House SMV Petrovaradin, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ALEKSANDAR Osei—Lartey KRISTINA Lalović JELENA Todorović

Stardust visual sandbox studio

Radnički univerzitet VEGA IT Novi Sad, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC

OF SERBIA

VANJA Galić

Rock house Bihać, BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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UNKNOWN studio doo

Jovana Miletić Miloje Krunić associate — Milan Grubanov

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

UNKNOWN studio doo

Jovana Miletić Miloje Krunić Marko Ilić Milan Grubanov associate — Elena Džinović

Garden house Cologne, Germany | 2020. Nest Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

OGNJEN Graovac DARIJA Rašeta VANJA Spasenović

Multifunctional Hall/Congress center Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ALEKSANDAR

Videnović DEJAN Radonjić

Rekonstrukcija Opšte bolnice Istočno Sarajevo, RS BiH | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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„ACS studio” Banja Luka

Stadion Sloboda Mrkonjić Grad, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

„ACS studio” Banja Luka

Starački dom Custodia Drinić, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

DUŠKO Škobić NATAŠA Ignjatić

Stambeno—poslovni objekat Banja Luka, RS BIH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

ENFORMA tim

Spanjola Fortress reconstruction Herceg Novi, Montenegro | 2020.

MONTENEGRO

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FOCUS architecture

Redon Iljasllari

Florida Hoxha Enkelejd Karanxha Gentian Parruca

Hotel Crowne Plazza Durres, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

VLAD Bârlădeanu OCTAVIA Popeea OANA Creţu IUSTIN Popescu ANDREI Nicolae OOPY arhitectura

Predeal parkings Predeal, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

“ŽELJKO KUSIĆ Architects”

Željko Kusić

Sanja Matić

Poslovni objekat “Palata centar” Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

| BIH

ERVIN TaÇi MA Studio & Partners VIZION Project

Germia concert hall Pristina, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

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special award unrealised projects

MATT architect & associates

Matilda Pando

Darling Dardha

Amanda Zhamo

Bledi Buci

Mirjana Pali Odisea Duraj

Residential Building No. 05

Tirana, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

MAX XII architecture studio

Maksim Kola

LISSITAN shopping center

Lezha, Albania | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

MVM architecture

4 Elements Tower & Hotel Tirana, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

NRA atelier

Golf Residential PHASE 1 — GA5 Luštica Bay, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

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SMART studio

Florian Nepravishta working team —

Xhejsi Baruti

Vjola Ilia Dhimiter Papa Alfred Lako Ylli Bilali

Porcelain Residence

Tirana, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

MIHAI Şom

Văcăreşti Nature Reserve Infrastructure Bucharest, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

DORIANA Bozgo Bleta ERMAL Bleta ROLAND Lika ARTAN Gjoni JUELA Guri ORLEN Ramzoti

Akroceraun Palasa, Albania | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

STUDIO Syntesis architecture&design

Sonja Radović Jelovac design team — Boris Elek Milena Obradović Danijela Mijajlović landscape architecture — Vuk Marković Marko Jović et al.*

Bobotov Hotel & Resort Žabljak, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

| *Collaborators: Aleksa Grgurović, Matija Vujisić.

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Residential

MONTENEGRO

Studio KOTA

La Pigna residence

MONTENEGRO

THARM Architects

Aleks

Shtjefni Julia Hallvaxhiu

House on the trees Shala River, Albania | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA

UP biro

Andrea Pajković

Dino Ličina Senad Aručević

Centar za djecu sa smetnjama u razvoju Bar, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

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III prize unrealised projects

VLAD SEBASTIAN Rusu OCTAV SILVIU Olănescu ANAMARIA Olănescu

King Ferdinand Street

Cluj — Napoca, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

VMarh+ d.o.o. Vujadin Milosavljević

Vila Budžak Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

BOJANA Čikić

Porodična kuća DV Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC

OF SRPSKA | BIH

DEJAN Todorović

ANA Zorić

MILOŠ Kostić

ALEKSANDRA Đorđević IRINA Živković

Crystal, canopy and line* Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

| *Pavilion of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade, with the expansion of warehouse capacities.

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Irena Kilibarda | Serbia

Aleksandar Gušić | Serbia

Zoran Jedrejčić | Croatia

Momčilo Ostojić | Serbia

Emir Salkić | Bosnia and Hezegovina

“We have stepped into a completely new lifestyle. What initially sounded like a “break” has now become a reality, a modern way of living that meets even the most various needs, such as the needs for personal space, com munity, convenience, comfort, aesthetics... It seems that sucha develop ment is not “short-lived.”

More and more people are staying at home, from where they continue to live their lives, still in a fast way, but this time a little differently. People are dedicated to their homes and their investments, not only in their homes, but in themselves through their home.

The world is changing rapidly, and, now, we have finally become aware of it; and, therefore, new demands bring about new opportunities. Our home has become our microcosm, offering everything to those living in it under one single roof: a coffee bar, an office of open type, a gym, a salon and a terrace, but it is still primarily a home, cozy and ours.

It seems that, as never before, we have “decorated” our home with furniture made of the best- quality natural materials, surrounded by various plants and we have slowly begun to live our dream ... or it seemed so, at least for a moment...

The crisis is inspiring us again ... “

Jelena Nikolić interior design exhibition curator

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A4 Studio

Sanja Prodanović Ljubica Bigović Nenad Đokić

7 rooms

Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

A4 Studio

Sanja Prodanović Ljubica Bigović Nenad Đokić

VTMN Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

AKSL arhitekti

Grand Koper Koper, Slovenia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

ANCA Cioarec BRÎNDUȘA Tudor ȘTEFAN Nechita TEODORA Capră-Robescu

The Loom, Meșteshukar Butiq Bucharest, Romania | 2019.

ROMANIA

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ANDREEA Marinescu Architectură Andreea Maria Marinescu

TT House Bucharest, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

ANDREI Guţu studio+ viarchitecture

POT Stories Bucharest, Romania | 2021.

ROMANIA

ANSAMBEL

Dan Adlešič Gregor Bucik other Ansambel members

Ansambel apartment Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2018.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

Atelier MASS

CAMELIA Sisak ROXANA Udrescu FLAVIA Craioveanu

Muzeon* Cluj—Napoca, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

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*Museum of Jewish History in Transylvania.

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ALEKSANDAR Osei—Lartey JELENA Gonja Budurin ALEKSANDRA Lazukić

Apartman Avenija Garden Novis Sad, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BAAL Design

Aleksa Babić Isidora Đoković

Penthouse Park Project Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DRAGANA Mecanov

Penthouse Interior Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

VLADANA Jovanović IRINA Petković EHO

Indigo Apartment Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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INKA studio

Zoran Lazović

Predrag Ignjatović

Marina Lazović

Dunja Nedeljković

Dijana Savanović

Projekat enterijera nadogranje Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

IVANA Letić associates — DINA Stefanović

DARIJA Raščanin

Hotel Indigo Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

KDA Studio

Hotel Slon Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

KDA Studio

West 65 Tower Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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special award interior design

Projektni biro GPD KEJ d.o.o. Valjevo Andrijana Maksimović Marko Marković

“Divčigora” — enterijer Divčibare, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DANIRA Sovilj

NEST, enterijer stana Belgrade, Serbia | 2019 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

IVANA Rakonjac BORISLAVA Ivanković MILICA Otašević

SOHO Vienna Karaoke & Coctail bar Vienna, Austria | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

IVANA Rakonjac

M04 apartment interior design Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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ANDREJ Dolinka MILENA Kordić

Museum of Yugoslavia* Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MODENA ART studio

Jovana Đorđević

Dunja Petrović

Tijana Marković

Dragana Savić

Enterijer poslovnog prostora Novi Sad, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BALKAN ARCHITECTURAL BIENNALE

| *Prometheans of the New Century — architecture and design of the exhibition.

NATALIJA Jovanović PREDRAG Maksić Studio PILASTRO

Central Garden Apartment Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

NEMANJA Milićević

MARKO Stjepčević

EMA Alihodžić Jašarović

SANJA Paunović Žarić

BESAC Castle

Virpazar, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

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ISIDORA

NoConcept Studio Belgrade, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ART gallery & cafe Podgorica, Montenegro | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

ATTILA Wenczel CLAUDIU Toma NORBERT Ianko

S House

Timisoara, Romania | 2020.

ROMANIA

REMORKER architects

Belgrade Kitchen Party Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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PARCH studio

Vladimir Paripović

Hotel Joy5 Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

PARCH studio

Vladimir Paripović Katarina Vlaisavljević

TWIN FIN restaurant @ Alaia Bay Sion, Switzerland | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BALKAN ARCHITECTURAL BIENNALE

PUJO architects & designers

Luxury Getaway Undefined | 2020 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

PUJO architects & designers

Elegant Living Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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SAVO Karadžić associates — Ivana Stamatović Kristina Miranović

Creative Hub Kotor Kotor, Montenegro | 2020.

MONTENEGRO

SOFIJA Bjegović SANJA Petrović ENT Miller Services d.o.o.

Café Tašas Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Studio KOTA

Maja Dapčević

Marija Petričević

Anđela Milošević

Jovana Jušković

La Pigna Residence

Podgorica, Montenegro | 2020.

MONTENEGRO

Studio OBE

Nova Iskra Belgrade, Serbia | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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Studio LOFT

Sonja Šmirmaul

Zvezdana Petković Kristina Bogdanović

BEIGE

Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Studio LOFT

Sonja Šmirmaul

Zvezdana Petković Kristina Bogdanović

N 32 Belgrade, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

TŠR projekt

Tamara Šarenac Rajković

Attic Master Suite Svilajnac, Serbia | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

TANJA Radovanović Pantović STEFAN Pantović

Topao dom u zemljanim tonovima Požarevac, Serbia | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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ANA Nenadović

EICHHOLTZ

Portonovi, Montenegro | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

FO4A Architecture

“KAWA” specialty coffee bar Sarajevo, BiH | 2021.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Cafe Restaurant River Dock Bihać, BiH | 2018.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

IN/OUT arh. studio d.o.o. d.o.o. NOVI DOM

Ana Bosankić

Juro Pranjić

Ivan Bosankić

Josip Mijić

Cafe ZRNO SOLI, HKC Sv. Franjo Tuzla, BiH | 2021.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

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JB architect Jelena Barać

FRIDA apartment

Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

JB

architect Jelena Barać

V&JA apartment

Banja Luka, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

PROJEKT V arhitektura

Half House Sarajevo, BiH | 2019.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

MILANA Stijak

Krajiška kuća / Krajina House Trebinja, RS BiH | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA | BIH

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BOJANA Jerković—Babović

DG Apartment — reconstruction Belgrade, Serbia | 2018 — 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BOJANA Jerković—Babović

BMT Penthouse — reconstruction Belgrade, Serbia | 2020 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

ZABRISKIE studio

Ksenija Bajagić

Ivana Stojanović

Ana Lazarević

Retail Identitet Optiplaza

Belgrade, Serbia | 2020 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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ARTISAN

Bloop coffee stolić | 2013.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

ARTISAN

Neva niska fotelja | 2015.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

ARTISAN

Wu fotelja | 2017. Hoklica | 2019.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

not submitted for nomination special award furniture design

MILAN Kajganić

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CRAFTKA

Carrica | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

CRAFTKA

Half | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

BALKAN ARCHITECTURAL BIENNALE

DJODJO design

Simbiosis shelf | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

DJODJO design

Unite stalak | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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FLOEM

special award furniture design

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

FLOEM

Fotelja Flow — m | 2021. Komoda Droppin | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

GARDA by ANIMO d.o.o. Anica Andrić

Ataman Mesh fotelja | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

GARDA by ANIMO d.o.o. Anica Andrić

Ataman Mesh stoči, Ataman Rockin stolica | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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HOOKLundSTOOL

Most bench | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

HOOKLundSTOOL

Kuler dining set | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MILOŠ Pajević

Čiviluk | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

O5LAB

Ema Alihodžić Jašarović Nemanja Milićević participants — Sara Nišavić Luka Čvorović Bojana Ćulafić Mijat Nikčević

Burning chair / Škanj | 2021.

MONTENEGRO

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MINOO design

BENNU trpezarijski sto | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MINOO design

THÉA biblioteka | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Studio MARGUERY

Side | 2021. Mona Lisa | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

TESSERA

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special award furniture design

WOOD MOOD design Milica Marić

Multiverzum | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

WOOD MOOD design

Milica

Marić

Stolica presto, Sto timber | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

WOODLINE design

ACE — RACE edition fotelja | 2021.

WOODLINE design

BLAZAR | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

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VIDIC GROHAR arhitekti

Anja Vidic Jure Grohar Andraž Tufegdžić

Furniture for a small museum | 2020.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

MERTELJ VRABIČ arhitekti

Matic Vrabič initiative and management — Katja Simončič

Zbliževalnik | 2020 — 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA

ZORAN Jedrejčić

Fagus Lavi chair | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA/SERBIA

not submitted for nomination not submitted for nomination

ZORAN Jedrejčić

Fagus My chair | 2019.

REPUBLIC OF CROATIA/SERBIA

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KATARINA Lončarević

NATALIJA Bogdanović JELENA Ruvidić

BOJANA Pašajlić students — Anđela Desivojević Aleksandar Đukić Elena Pajkić Nevena Pantelić et al*

Work—exhibition station | 2021.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA | *Anđela

Hadžić, Viktor Veselinović, Ivana Milojević, Ksenija Zečević, Maša Milenković and Simona Blagojević.

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*Conference is held on-line for free due to COVID-19.

| GLOBAL VILLAGE: SHELTER FOR RESILIENT LIVING*

8-10th of December 2021. venue: Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with a support of Ministry of education, science and technological development Republic of Serbia

We are living in a refugee world running away from ourselves. Constant movement is our pressure and release: we are nomads. can global village be the shelter for us? Is it a new paradigm for architecture and planning?

BALKAN ARCHITECTURAL BIENNALE

Thematic sessions of the conference are:

1. Architecture of/for iconic nomads: patterns, forms, systems

What are the forms and modalities of architecture that is customized for new villagers?

2. Organizing and arranging the global village: development instruments and models

How we can and which means to plan and manage new conditions that influence modern living?

3. Resilient ways of living in global risks – COVID19

Is global village new shelter from COVID 19?

4. Modern technologies in risk management of territories

Do we live in virtual world? Is it a shelter for resilient living?

5. Forms of movement and mobility management in the global village

The death of car city. World based on cycling and walking.

6. The balkans beyond the balkans

From a continuous continental territory to its separation from western Europe, and later to the fragmentation of ex-Yugoslavia, movements, of humans and non-humans, constantly and repeatedly crossed Europe.

16th century Rome can be seen as the result E-W and N-S cultural influences which enriched a new language.

Today, we can observe a de-growth of the influence of Balkan culture and society over the territory, but does this mean a limited relevance and representability of Balkan cultures?

Despite current economy looking to a permanent growth as the only way to survive, we will focus on de-growth as a resilient alternative and opportunity.

We want to explore how Balkan experiences are coexisting with de-growth trends in their own countries and how they ‘resist’ in foreign countries (migration, asylum seekers) today and through history.

conference conceptor and editor dr Tatjana Mrđenović

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| BALKAN BRUTALISM

The establishig post-war moderist architecture as one of the major foci in contemporary historical research is by no means paralleled by ongoing ef forts to preserve buildings of that period – despite being often at odds with the public’s contempt for this underestimated architectural trend. Both as a turning point and as a critical factor in post-war modernism, Brutalism is crucial to an understanding of stylist and conceptual transitions of this peri od which further leads to modernist closure known as late-modernism and

also to early postmodern critic. Pursued in the 1950s and 60s as an international project – initially in Great Britain then in the USA as well as in Japan – Brutalism by the late 1960s and 70s had become an integrative element of the international shift towards breeding new life into modernism’s original, yet in the meantime obscured motifs through revival of an authentic materials of modernism and the striking, non flourish look of béton brut. In that sense, Brutalism’s critical review of post-war modernism gave rise to a unique experimenial situation, in which modern architectural trends were developed and tested for the very first time.

A crucial concern of this exibition followed by lectures is to establish substantial criteria and benchmarks, and thus promote the consistent and considered evaluation of the Brutalist legacy in the Balkans. We consider it imperative to heighten public awareness and thereby foster a sensitive approach to this endangered architectural heritage. A country by country poster display will illustrate the histories of the major approaches established by the Balkans Brutalist movements, and thereby reflect on their respective interactions.

authors

dr Vladimir Stevanović art historian Marko Sojanović editor arh. Zorana Zlatojević

lecturers

Prof. Dr Maroje Mrduljaš | Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagrebu

Prof. Msc Zoran Abadić | University of Belgrade — Faculty of Architecture

Irena Ilić | The Institute of Transporation CIP Marko Stojanović and Dr Vladimir Stevanović | University Union — Nikola Tesla Dr Bogdan Stojanović | Politecnico di Milano

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| BELGRADE APARTMENT TODAY

The accompanying exhibition Belgrade Apartment Today was launched with the aim of gathering prominent authors, showing examples of good practice and initiating a discussion on a very important topic, which was unfairly neglected by the architecture profession.

The exhibition presents about 20 projects classified into three categories: 1) Transformation of a Salon Apartment, 2) Remodeling of a Yugoslav Apart ment & 3) Contemporary Housing Models.

photo: Miloš Martinović

The projects were chosen according to the urban pattern of housing, which ranges from the traditional city center, through the mega-blocks of New Belgrade to contemporary complexes such as housing complexes and condo miniums (closed communities).

In addition, the projects were chosen to reflect contemporary lifestyles. According to the angle of a typical user, apartments were selected in a way that reflects needs of three types of users. These are: 1) economic gentry, 2) cultural gentry & 3) family gentry.

The works were selected from a set of existing projects and realizations created in the past 10 years. As a basic building unit, the apartment is considered as an intermediate ratio between the user and the city. The focus of the exhibition is on the presentation of works and projects of architects of so called “New School”. author Dragan Marković

lecturers

Alen Žunić | Albatross

Saša Begović | 3LHD

Milan Rašković | Cube Partners

Branislav Folić | Folić Architects

Milka Gnjato | Zabriskie

Anđela Karabašević Sudžum i Vladislav Sudžum | AKVS

Dušica Gaković | Deka Inženjering

Aleksandar Gušić | Gušić Architecture

Miloš Milivojević | MM Studio

Nemanja Kordić i Ema Stojković Jerinić | MART Architecture

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| BRUTALISM AND RENAISSANCE

Jovana Radujko was born in 1992. She grew up in New Belgrade, Serbia, where she still lives. She received her Masters of Architecture from the Uni versity of Belgrade, also participating in teaching as a collaborator-demon strator. Her experience in the field was gained through residential housing projects, with an emphasis on interior spaces.

BRUTALISM AND RENAISSANCE

Independently, Jovana works in the fields of design and illustration, with her focus on drawing byhand manifesting itself into the project ‘Brutalizam i renesansa’ (eng: Brutalism and Renaissance). Since 2018, this project has stood as her personal vision to highlight the architecture of New Belgrade. The initial artistic objective was to, across a series of freehand drawings, show the unique spaces and experiences of the area in which she lives; to catalogue her memories and affinity for her surroundings; and show the ambience and atmosphere characteristic of New Belgrade through the expression of lines, details and colours. This concept has since developed into a research project specific to former Yugoslav spaces. Questions are asked of the defining forms, shapes and details of brutal ism/modernism; the relations between positive and negative space; colour; volumes/void, and above all, the im pression these buildings make on the people that interact with them. Brutalizam i renesansa has amassed over 150 illustrations, with the long-term goal to display further architectural works from the regions of former Yugoslavia. author

Jovana Radujko

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| BAB PAVILION

The Balkan Architectural Biennale has announced a public, student survey competition for creative and innovative proposals, conceptual, architectural solution for the pavilion / spatial installation, which will symbolize the “ur ban shelter” for every digital nomad. The competition is part of the main theme of the Biennale - ICONIC NOMADS IN GLOBAL VILLAGE.

The task of the competition was to devise a solution that would unite tradi tional and modern patterns, a temporary structure that is weather resistant.

5th BALKAN ARCHITECTURAL BIENNALE

“Urban shelter” is planned as an assembly-disassembly, mobile structure, through an understanding / appropriate for of life dynamics and daily needs of urban nomads (space for work, rest, etc...).

The aim of the competition was to come up with a quality architectural solution for a sustainable pavilion / “urban shelter”, which will represent this year’s Biennale as a promotional stand and at the same time potential work space. The idea of the task is to raise the awareness of the importance of digital nomads in modern architecture and bring all aspects of sustainable development closer to young architects.

Four authors and four teams applied before the submission deadline under the following names: Bojan Krstić; Nadja Brankovic; Dino Avdić; Tamara Bojović.

The teams included: author team - Andrija Ilić, Igor Iljić, Marta Komljenović, author team - Ana Dimić, Jelena Lazić; author team - Milan Ristic, Marija Cvetkovic; author team - Ognjen Bojić, Nenad Žujović, Danijela Pantić, Iva Božić;

All the submitted works responded to the given topic, and they were characterized by modularity, modernity, as well as a variety of design approaches. Four works that characterize design and flexibility stood out in particular: Bojan Krstić; author team - Andrija Ilić, Igor Iljić, Marta Komljenović; author team - Ana Dimić, Jelena Lazić; Nadja Brankovic.

The first place was shared by two works: Bojan Krstić and the author team - Andrija Ilić, Igor Iljić, Marta Komljenović - the possibility of performing, will be re-examined after the elaboration of the awarded works / installations. All works are posted on the official website of BAB https://www.bab.rs/

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| ARXELLENCE 2

The international architecture ideas competition “ArXellence 2” was suc cessfully completed and the results have been announced. The event was endorsed by the International Union of Architects (UIA) and was carried out in constant and close cooperation with UIA’s ICC Council, implement ing UNESCO’s standards for Architectural Competitions.

Online awards ceremony that was held on February 23th. The submitted proposals of “Arxellence 2” had been presented in an exhibition in Thessa loniki from September 11th to September 26th, 2021.

The topic of this year’s competition was the redevelopment of the misused western coastal side in Thessaloniki, Greece and the design of a new Central Business District. The participation exceeded our expectations with 1.464 registrations from 90 countries and 173 submitted projects. Due to restrictions that coronavirus pandemic has caused, the evaluation of the submissions was conducted online following the international protocols. The members of the international voting Jury examined in detail the entries via teleconference and simultaneous projection. After the evaluation, the Jury awarded 6 Prizes and 4

Honorable Mentions

ALUMIL’s motto is “building excellence” and “ArXellence 2” reflects this philosophy to the global architectural community. At this strange and challenging period, with COVID-19 pandemic changing our daily life, we adapted our procedures and decided to keep on preparing the competi tion without compromises to its international character. We are proud that our efforts were successful and we believe that “ArXellence 2” sent a strong message of creativity and architectural innovation.

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| IMMUNIZED ARCHITECTURE

Not long after the BAB 2019 had ended, huge changes emerged in our cities, urban spaces, lives. Suddenly we were forced to stay within our “lim ited spaces”. Our homes became offices, sports halls were converted into hospitals, streets of our cities were ominously empty. Pandemics has intro duced new paradigms which have instantly disturbed everything, and the feeling of uncertainty naturally did not circumvent the realm of architecture. In light of not so bright prospects at the arrival of the new decade, the ques tion of extent of architectural production was raised, and even the expedi ency of its presentation was scrutinized in conditions of the “new normality”.

Still, the architecture is a broad creative ground. This imaginative architec ture which had to reinvent its flexibility, developed an “immune response” and had to show its resistance against the unpredictable circumstances. Once again the words of F. L. Wright that “the human race built most no bly when limitations were greatest” have proved to be true, and that the personal commitment was confirmed to be the best medicine against the individual and collective depression.

This catalogue is a presentation of selected works produced in the past two years in the countries of our region. Along with designs and realizations cre ated by the already recognized authors, a significant number of exhibits is by members of a new, young generation of architects. Searching for the au thentic expression coherent with their interests and affinities, and respond ing to different problems regarding the program, composition, context, materialization..., the authors of the exhibited designs clearly demonstrate the ability to direct their creative energy and to conceive the finest architec ture. At the same time, they are endorsing their profession as an important segment of the social and cultural progress, which is, today more than ever, the secure ground in which we need to believe.

Aleksandar Miljković PhD Arch.

| FROM ARCHETYPE TO EXPERIMENT

On this occasion, BAB exhibition brings us a plethora of work in the field of architecture, urban design, and equip ment of architectural space. This time, we are being introduced to the authors of a total of 250 submitted works from eight countries in the Balkans. The specificity — the character of this selection — is the intention of the Commis sioner to put an emphasis to built works of architecture, and concepts authored by younger designers.

Insight into selected presentations shows us that, for the past two years, creations in the field of architecture have still remained without larger design deviations due to newest global events, and that the architectural design lan guage has not suddenly transformed into some global, unified reflection of the current moment, and its specifics. On the contrary, the diversity of architectural conceptions developed through authorial positions creates a sort of evolution, or a hybrid typology that has undoubted beneficial effect on life improvement. The period behind us confirmed the need of human for another human, and the unbreakable unity of people and space, finally empha sizing the importance of considering architecture as a space, or а place, for humans.

What can also be seen through the presented works is that the area of the Balkans generates and represents universal and specific values, and that it very skillfully inscribes the obvious regional code into the architectural universality. When we move our insight from the details and individual examples to the overall picture of this ex hibition, we will see that the Balkan architectural scene is characterized by sheer diversity of expression, and yet a unity of ethical and aesthetic components that articulates interior and exterior architecture. This sort of heterotype is complemented by the re-strengthened relationship between interior and exterior space, as well as concepts and programs that affirm the bond of natural and built space. The critical attitude of the authors regarding character istics of the given context is obvious, and commendable, and verifies the achievements of their designs as part of the natural and better built environment.

The Balkan Architectural Biennale represents a situation, an insight into the current stage of progress and devel opment of architectural concepts, programs and achievements. As such, this projection is a necessary concluding point for critical review, re-examination, but also affirmation of the value of accomplishments and new visions. It is a place of reference for comparison with efforts in the wider field of architecture and human’s need for place — from the space of existence, to the space of spectacle.

doc. dr Vladimir Parežanin

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| BAB TEAM 2021

Marko Stojanović | director

Tatjana Mrđenovič | BAB commissioner

Nebojša Glišić | BAB curator

Jelena Nikolić | interior design exhibition editor, art director and volonteer coordinator

Dragan Marković | architecture exhibition editor

Milena Ivanović | marketing&media

Irena Ilić | pavilion competition curator

Zorana Zlatojević | pavilion competition curator

Đorđe Mandrapa | catalogue design

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Marko Stojanović was born in 1986 in Belgrade. Graduated at the University of Belgrade –Faculty of Philosophy, Department of History of Art, on thesis The Architecture of Banks and Saveing Banks in Belgrade 1918-1941. For that scientific work he was awarded with a special Annual Award of The Pavle Beljanski Memorial Collection (Spomen zbirka Pavla Beljanskog) for the best final work in Bachelor degree studies. In last ten years he is researching field of modern architecture and political, investment and social inpact on modern architecture. For five years he is writeing for prestigious professional portal Gradnja and for several magazines such as Kuća Stil, Biz Life, Grenef act. He is co-author and editor of tv show AGD – Antology of building and design.

Tatjana Mrdjenovic is a research associate at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. She is the author of award-winning works in the field of integrated urban design, architecture and planning. Member of domestic and foreign boards of urban associations, with significant ex perience in working in the international organizations UN-Habitat and GIZ related to capacity building for integrated development.

Nebojša Glišić, born 1971 in Kragujevac, graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. Nine years expert associate in teaching at the Faculty of Architecture. Founder and owner of MOD ULAR in Serbia, Montenegro and Germany, MODULUX in Luxembourg. He has over 250 projects in fifteen ten countries behind him. In the team of Academicians Zlokovic, Hadin, professor Rogan, Nestorovic, he is working on projects for the development of the Belgrade railway and metro sta tion Belgrade Center. On a large number of key projects for Serbia financed by UNDP, IPA, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development works as a responsible designer or project supervisor. Special love and narrow specialization are reconstructions and revitalizations of histori cal buildings and facades under the protection of regional and national institutes for the protection of monuments, including the Zejtinlik Memorial Complex, reconstruction of over 30 facades of the central urban zone, Kosancicev venac and Karadjordjeva Street, Belgrade Cooperative (Geozavod), facade of the Bristol Hotel, facade lighting of the Balkan Cinema. He is one of the founders and curator of the Balkan Biennial of Architecture. He lives and works in Serbia and Luxembourg

Jelena Nikolić, interior and furniture designer, graduated on Faculty for Design. For years to come, she has been working on projecting and designing of interior and furniture. Her special interests are little, “unsolving” spaces. She is researching usage of natural materials and healthy environment, with the special interest in kids space. Besides projecting, designing and active participation in the development of designer scene on Balkan, she is very dedicated to street art, it’s influence over people, life environment, architecture, and design. She is president of Association for the development of design – Nulta tačka, and member of the Women’s Archi tectural Society in Serbia.

Dragan Marković Architect by vocation. Business development manager @GRADNJA and ex hibition editor @BAB. His fields of interest are digital transformation of the construction indus try and housing architecture.

Irena Ilić was born in Belgrade in 1971. In December 1996, she graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade. From 1998 until today, she has been permanently enrolled in the Traffic Institute “CIP” in Belgrade. She has 24 years of experience in designing buildings for different purposes such as educational institutions, sports facilities, residential complex es with the special focus on all types of buildings for railway infrastructure. As a responsible designer she was engaged on the large engineering projects such as reconstruction of the Avala Tower in Belgrade and the design of the new bridge across the Sava river in Belgrade. She has gained some experience in the design, rehabilitation and reconstruction of buildings under protection through cooperation with the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia. She participated in many architectural and urban planning competitions and she was awarded for some projects (the Church on the viewpoint Bagdala in the city of Kruševac - I prize, the Yugoslav Drama Theater in Belgrade - III prize, landscaping of the Bajloni market in Belgrade - III prize, landscaping of the square in Ruma - I place)

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Milena N. Ivanović is a PhD student at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade - scientific field: urban and spatial planning. She defended her master thesis in July 2014 and continued her pro fessional improvement in urban planning through scientific papers, plans, and projects. She has participated in over 30 professional national and international conferences and exhibitions. She won 1st prize in the Students’ works category at the 23rd International Urban Planner Exhibition (IUPE), 3rd prize as the member of the working team in the research category, Studies in urban and spatial planning at the 25th IUPE, and 2nd prize in the category of Digital techniques, design and production in urbanism and architecture - Media presentation of urbanism and architecture at the 27th IUPE. She is the author of the logo and visual identity of the National Spatial Data Infrastruc ture - Geosrbija. Milena is an honorary member of the Board of European Students of Technology (BEST), an alumni member of Junior Achievement, a member of the Board of Balkan Architectural Biennale, member of the Women’s Architectural Society in Serbia, and member of Mensa.

Zorana Zlatojević is a freelance architect, based in Belgrade. Field of interest and previous experience in textile architecture. Exploring fluidity between architectural space and human life with traditional impact on design and society.

Đorđe Mandrapa is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Contemporary Arts in Belgrade –Department of Interior Design and also holds a PhD in Architecture and Urbanism. He attended many architectural competitions and won several awards. He is a great devotee of Middle Ages as well and one of the greatest historical reenactors in Serbia.

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Balkan architectural biennale Prištinska 41, Belgrade editors diz. Jelena Nikolić dr Đorđe Mandrapa design Đorđe Mandrapa print Pressia circulation 500