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Tamara MračevićEDUCATION
Motivated and creative university student with interests in sustainable architecture and cultural heritage. Experienced in strategic planning and problem solving with the background of volunteering in NGOs.
Faculty of Architecture-Architecture (Conservation), Master Studies, Sapienza University of Rome, 2023-
Bsc of Polytechnics, Faculty of Polytechnics ,University of Donja Gorica , Podgorica 2020-2023
Faculty of Civil Engineering,Bachelor Studies, University of Montenegro , Podgorica 2016-2020
WORK EXPERIENCE
Architecture studio OOUR
Internship , Podgorica
Board of European Students of Technology , BEST Podgorica 2016-2021
Fundraising/Corporate relations team coordinator
Fundraising/Corporate relations coordinator, 8th executive board
Advisory board member
European BEST Engineering Competition, local round 2017
BYFTECH 3D modeling workshops
EASA Workshop 2021
Days of Polytechnics 2021 , 2022
Digital skills
AutoCAD
ArchiCAD
Rhinoceros 3D
Lumion
Twinmotion
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft Office
Soft skills
Time management
Project management
Public speaking
Conflict solving
Delegation
Leadership
Decision-making
English C1
Italian B1 Organizational Achievement Award, BRAUIC Competition 2021
FABRICIO BRIDGE
GROUP PROJECT, 1ST SEMESTER, MASTER STUDIES, JANUARY 2024 LOCATION: ROME, ITALY
The following project represents the final exam of the course ,,Architectural survey” teached by the professor at Faculty of Architecture (Conservation) at Sapienza University of Rome, phD. Carlo Inglese. The project consists of a various analysis of (Fabricio brigde-first bridge in Rome, located on the Tiber island) by using both traditional and modern methods, historical, urban and architectural analysis
recreation, entertainment, socializing The site positioned in a high traffic area, surrounded by the commercial centers, park and hospital required an adequate solution by which there would be an intimate corner for the residents of the complex The site is divided into the two zones; the commercial zone and residential zone
Ponte Fabricio, currently known as the Quattro Capi bridge, is the bridge that connects the Tiber Island to the mainland on the eastern side, towards Campo Marzio. Very well preserved, it is the oldest in the capital existing in its original composition (Ponte Milvio and Ponte Sublicio, the oldest were initially made of wood).It is the best preserved Roman bridge, it was built in 62 BC, replacing a previous one ancient wooden structure already existing.
The bridge consists of two lowered arches, with a span of twenty-four and a half metres, resting on a median pylon with a spur-shaped base on the upstream side, but with a rounded shape towards the downstream side; above the pylon there is a six meter wide arch, with the aim of lightening the pressure of the water during river floods. At the two ends there were two small arches three and a half meters wide, but today buried. Its internal core is composed of tuff spur stone, while the exterior is made of travertine; the brick part refers to a seventeenth-century restoration
2D Architectural models. Characterization of the plan and elvations
Architectural models and analysis are done by using different methodologies and instruments. The first method was traditional survey method by drawing the eidotype of the bridge and constructing the polygonal by using the method of trilaterations. The following method was the digital survey method which consisted of taking individual points with total station, collecting data and forming a point cloud which resolved into forming the model of the bridge in RECAP software. The method of photogrammetry was also used in the goal of creating the most acccurate model of the bridge.
left and above: traditional survey
below: digital survey
Renovations of the bridges on Tiber island: Differences between Fabricio bridge and Cestio bridge
As both bridges on Tiber island have a great significance for not only the island but the whole city of Rome, it is noticeable that both bridges underwent a different renovations during the history, here focus is on the renovations done during the 19th and 20th century.
While Fabricio bridge only underwent some changes and renovations regarding materials, strengthening of the bridge construction and preventing future damage of the bridge caused by weather conditions, the form of Cestio bridge was changed in big portion.
ART & CITY: MUSEUM OF WATER
SOLO THESIS PROJECT, 6TH SEMESTER, JANUARY 2023
LOCATION: PODGORICA, MONTENEGRO
The location of the subject architectural and urban planning project is one of the most attractive and interesting locations in the very center of Podgorica. The project "ART&CITY" is planning the water museum "Aquatopia", the main goal of which is to create content in accordance with the existing situation, as well as to make the most of the views, all while achieving maximum sustainability and energy efficiency. The main idea is to create an oasis of peace in the center of the city, as a refuge from everyday fast-paced life. The accent is placed on the Morača river itself, so at the same time the form of the building is designed with simple geometric shapes so that it does not detract from the river bank itself and the existing greenery.
above: ground 0 floor plan
left: ground -1 floor plan
below: ground -2/ garage floor plan
While the form of the building is shaped by geometric shapes, what makes it stand out at first glance is its facade. The panels, which represent sea waves with the help of concave and convex twists, leave a strong impression on visitors upon entering the museum. The graduated shades of blue of the panel, with the help of the sun's rays and light, enable the refraction of colors and shadows, thus creating the effect of the movement of waves, i.e. the collision of waves. The narrow window openings on the facade, which extend the entire height of the ground floor, allow the sun's rays to reach the museum premises, in the form of different beams, which contribute to a stronger
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
SOLO PROJECT, 5TH SEMESTER, JANUARY
2023 LOCATION: PODGORICA, MONTENEGRO
Project assignment required the design of multi-functional residential complex at the given location, which represents a specific entity that fully supports the life and work of artists who use that space. The program also envisages the design of spaces intended for different activities that make the user's life more pleasant ; spaces that enable undisturbed work,
recreation, entertainment, socializing The site positioned in a high traffic area, surrounded by the commercial centers, park and hospital required an adequate solution by which there would be an intimate corner for the residents of the complex The site is divided into the two zones; the commercial zone and residential zone
The first two stories are projected as a place for social gatherings and work of the artists therefore they provide areas such as art studio, theatre, dance studio, music studio, co-working space and the gallery accompanied by the terrace. By digging the ground and placing one floor below ground zero , where is also placed the main square the site creates the border between the residential building and surrounding commercial building.
The last two floors are reserved for the two bedroom,three bedroom and four bedroom apartaments which are mostly planned in an open floor plan concept and large window openings which provide a lot of natural daylight and emphasize the view on the surrounding landscape. The usage of greenery on facade and balconies accompanies the idea of sustainable architecture.
TINY HOUSE
COLLABORATIVE PROJECT, COMPETITION ENTRY, AUGUST 2022
LOCATION: LUŠTICA, MONTENEGRO
The area of the house was limited to the 25sq meters, therefore the main idea was to create a typical montenegrin coastal house but accommodate it to the energy efficient use.House is planned as a vacation house, that promotes the slow living way of life and a safe haven from everyday life.House consists of a living room,dining room and kitchen,bathroom and bedroom.The problem of storage is solved by providing cabinets under the sofa in living room and under the bed in bedroom.Sliding wooden panels that divide kitchen from the living room are a great flexible solution that can be customized due to the clients need for privacy.
Since the location of the site is favorable to the weather conditions, electric energy is provided by the usage of solar panels and the water is provided through the rain collecting systems. Usage of traditional Montenegrin rock that comes from the village Žlijebi which is famous for this type of fallow looking rock contributes to the whole image of the house and blends into the surrounding. In addition, this material is a great insulator both during the summer and winter months which accompanies the concept of passive architecture. House is surrounded by the variety of plant species which create sunshade during the hot months.
BLOK 5
SOLO PROJECT, 3RD SEMESTER, MAY 2022 LOCATION:
PODGORICA, MONTENEGRO
Reconstruction of the court of the residential building positioned in the popular neighborhood called Blok 5 required accommodation of site to the age groups of all the residents Found state of the site was present with the destroyed outdoor furniture as well as inadequate plant care The new proposal of the site planning implied dividing the site into multiple zones:
Social zone no 1 Furniture in striking colors
Social zone no 2 Sitting booths surrounded by greenery in tall flower pots, which emphasizes intimacy. Children's playground; The same color scheme was used as in the social zone of multifunctional cubes, which creates a connection between these two zones Urban garden; Zone for the elderly people
The site is surrouned by the streets from the north, east and west side wich lead to a solution of positioning parking garage under the main court. Staying in an urban garden creates a sense of community because several individuals are working on something in common and therefore comes the sense of unity.
Creating green spaces and recreational areas around apartment buildings is important for several reasons:
Quality of Life: Green spaces and playgrounds contribute to the overall quality of life for residents. They provide a pleasant environment for relaxation, socialization, and physical activity, which can enhance the well-being of individuals and families.
Social Interaction: Playgrounds and common green areas provide opportunities for social interaction among residents. These spaces can become meeting points for neighbors, fostering a sense of community and connectedness.
Environmental Benefits: Greenery around apartment buildings can help improve air quality by absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen. It also contributes to temperature regulation, helping to mitigate the urban heat island effect. Trees and plants provide habitat for birds and insects, contributing to local biodiversity.
PARK
SOLO PROJECT, 3RD SEMESTER, MAY 2022
LOCATION: PODGORICA, MONTENEGRO
The location of the park is nearby the campus of University of Montenegro, student dormitories ,business centers,and two residential complexes. Since the location frequents a high traffic due to all the objects that surround it the main goal was to provide adequate content for all age groups that visit it. Park surround a variety of tree species that create a certain intimacy in the park where people feel take a break from the dynamic everyday life. Park is divided it multiple zones in which , that due to the size of the location , some such as children’s playground and relaxing zone repeat..
The central point is two story exhibition center in which possession is also a cafe where visitors can enjoy in variety of art performances,concerts and exhibitions Throughout the whole parks by the both sides footpaths are accompanied by the the water the symbolize the fluidity and unity of the all elements of the park. In addition,the sound of water contributes to the whole atmosphere of the park, creating a picturesque image. Park is also accommodate with a glass elevators that connect the surrounding area that is mainly used for picnic and sports activities, Elevators are also conceded with bridges from which visitors can enjoy the view of the surrounding area
PORT MILENA
COLLABORATIVE PROJECT, COMPETITION ENTRY, JUNE 2021
LOCATION:PORT MILENA CANAL, ULCINJ, MONTENEGRO
Port Milena canal with its kalimeras (fishing nets) testifies to a long gone time located on river Bojana in Ulcinj The port Milena canal was excavated in 1885 and the reason behind it was to pour the water of lake Zoganj into the Adriatic sea The port Milena canal style reflects combination of traditional and modern architecture.
Thirteen spacious and individually designed houses, which are upgrades of the existing kalimeras, whose form of roofs is used to resemble Montenegrin mountains, are positioned on a ,,ponta" (traditional dock) ,,Ponta" is made from recycled materials found in this area Also, houses are flexible which means they rise and fall depending on the tides.