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With this portfolio my aim is to present the most important projects throughout my educational years. The list of selected projects presented in this portfolio is based primarily on my personal interests and fields of architecture that I enjoy working in. From colaborations in different international groups of people to developing the entire technical documentation for the designed building, I have experienced different phases of project development. My main focus here are mostly residential projects or projects with public function, both demanding a specific conceptual approach. Apart from it, my fields of interests are wide, expanding also to the temporary structures or urban-scale projects. I hope I will have a chance to explore various fields of architecture and pursuit a career in those which I am particularly passionate about in the years that are coming.
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- 1. SELECT PROJECTS SELECT PROJECTS BACHELOR/MASTER STUDIES BACHELOR/MASTER STUDIES 2019-2023 2019-2023 PREDRAG MILOVANCEVIC PREDRAG MILOVANCEVIC
- 2. My name is Predrag Milovancevic. Freshly grad- My name is Predrag Milovancevic. Freshly grad- uated Master student in Architecture and Urban uated Master student in Architecture and Urban Design, painter since young age, graphic de- Design, painter since young age, graphic de- signer in free time and a passionate traveler. My signer in free time and a passionate traveler. My goals in the field of architecture are bringing it goals in the field of architecture are bringing it to a human scale; working on the development to a human scale; working on the development of everyday spaces in which humans are ha- of everyday spaces in which humans are ha- bituating - from the smallest and most intimate bituating - from the smallest and most intimate rooms of the house, to the urban neighborhood rooms of the house, to the urban neighborhood in which person’s everyday life is happening. in which person’s everyday life is happening. Discovering cities and cultures, meeting local Discovering cities and cultures, meeting local people and improving the space they are sur- people and improving the space they are sur- rounded by are just a few things that motivate rounded by are just a few things that motivate me and for which I am always higlhly ambitious. me and for which I am always higlhly ambitious. I consider architecture as an important partici- I consider architecture as an important partici- pant in the global development, but first of all pant in the global development, but first of all in our everyday life, and I find it highly thrilling in our everyday life, and I find it highly thrilling implementing it, step by step. implementing it, step by step. pmilovancevic9@gmail.com pmilovancevic9@gmail.com predrag.milovancevic@mail.polimi.it predrag.milovancevic@mail.polimi.it +393517958600 +393517958600 +381653650372 +381653650372 serbian (native) serbian (native) english (fluent) english (fluent) italian (basic conversation) italian (basic conversation) spanish (understandable) spanish (understandable) phone: phone: languages languages: : EDUCATION EDUCATION GYMNASIUM “MITROVACKA GIMNAZIJA” GYMNASIUM “MITROVACKA GIMNAZIJA” Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia THE STUDIO OF ART “IVICA KOVACIC STIFLA” THE STUDIO OF ART “IVICA KOVACIC STIFLA” Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia 2007 - 2017 2007 - 2017 FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE Bachelor’s Degree - Undergraduate Academic Studies of Architecture Bachelor’s Degree - Undergraduate Academic Studies of Architecture Belgrade, Serbia Belgrade, Serbia 2017 - 2020 2017 - 2020 POLITECNICO DI MILANO POLITECNICO DI MILANO Laurea Magistrale, Architecture and Urban Design Laurea Magistrale, Architecture and Urban Design 2020 - 2023 2020 - 2023 A4 Architecture studio A4 Architecture studio Belgrade, Serbia Belgrade, Serbia Internship, June 2020 Internship, June 2020 3-im Virtual Project 3-im Virtual Project Junior BIM Consultant Junior BIM Consultant Milan, Italy Milan, Italy Internship, October - December 2022 Internship, October - December 2022 WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES Petnica Research Station - Design Seminar Petnica Research Station - Design Seminar February, July and October 2017 February, July and October 2017 Workshop “Innovation in Architecture” Workshop “Innovation in Architecture” Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade The Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency (SIEA) The Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency (SIEA) Workshop project “Piloting Participatory Approaches and Placemaking Workshop project “Piloting Participatory Approaches and Placemaking for Urban Development in Serbia for Urban Development in Serbia Superwien Urbanism ZT OG Superwien Urbanism ZT OG Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE Photoshop Photoshop AutoCad AutoCad 3DS Max 3DS Max Illustrator Illustrator InDesign InDesign Revit Revit Sketchup Sketchup Rhino Rhino SOFTWARE SKILLS SOFTWARE SKILLS CONTACT CONTACT ABOUT ME ABOUT ME email: email: Ps 3 A Ai Id S R Rh
- 3. the waterhof the waterhof Saint Petersburg, Saint Petersburg, Architectural Design Studio, 2021 Architectural Design Studio, 2021 Professor: Maurizio Meriggi Professor: Maurizio Meriggi Lorenzo Lapo Sarfatti Lorenzo Lapo Sarfatti Vitomir Racic Vitomir Racic Tan Zhu Tan Zhu Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Rasha El Rahi Rasha El Rahi Rana El Hussaini Rana El Hussaini kaliedoschool kaliedoschool Milano, Italy Milano, Italy Milan International Architectural Milan International Architectural Design Workshop, 2022 Design Workshop, 2022 Professor: Mladen Jadric, Professor: Mladen Jadric, Yona Katrina Schreyer; Yona Katrina Schreyer; Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Jovana Ostojic Jovana Ostojic Kadhan Ruskanda Kadhan Ruskanda Kristina Susa Kristina Susa ring-road housing ring-road housing Milano, Italy Milano, Italy Architectural Design Studio, 2022 Architectural Design Studio, 2022 Professor: Camillo Magni; Professor: Camillo Magni; Bruna Vendemmia Bruna Vendemmia Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Jelena Bosnjak Jelena Bosnjak urban glitch urban glitch Block 21, New Belgrade, Serbia Block 21, New Belgrade, Serbia Master Thesis Project Master Thesis Project Mentor: prof. Maurizio Meriggi Mentor: prof. Maurizio Meriggi Correlator: prof. Luka Skansi Correlator: prof. Luka Skansi Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic rakia museum rakia museum Savamala, Belgrade, Serbia Savamala, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio Architectural Design Studio Professor: Ana Radivojevic Professor: Ana Radivojevic Assistant: Darko Pavicevic Assistant: Darko Pavicevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Tijana Novakovic Tijana Novakovic Novica Serbanovic Novica Serbanovic SELECTED PROJECTS SELECTED PROJECTS revolutioneat revolutioneat Brugnello, Emilia - Romagna, Italy Brugnello, Emilia - Romagna, Italy Urban Design Studio, 2020 Urban Design Studio, 2020 Professor: Stefano Boeri Professor: Stefano Boeri Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Ceren Pehlivan Ceren Pehlivan Julia Kilian Julia Kilian Jovana Ivanovic Jovana Ivanovic physical models physical models The list of selected projects presented in The list of selected projects presented in this portfolio is based primarily on my per- this portfolio is based primarily on my per- sonal interests and fields of architecture sonal interests and fields of architecture that I enjoy working in. From colabora- that I enjoy working in. From colabora- tions in different international groups of tions in different international groups of people to developing the entire tech- people to developing the entire tech- nical documentation for the designed nical documentation for the designed building, I have experienced different building, I have experienced different phases of project development. My phases of project development. My main focus here are mostly residential main focus here are mostly residential projects or projects with public function, projects or projects with public function, both demanding a specific conceptual both demanding a specific conceptual approach. approach.
- 4. The requalification of the coastal areas of The requalification of the coastal areas of Saint Petersburg and their adjustment to Saint Petersburg and their adjustment to the contemporary needs, in direct relation the contemporary needs, in direct relation to the historical site - the Peterhof castle. to the historical site - the Peterhof castle. THE WATERHOF THE WATERHOF San Petersburg, Russia San Petersburg, Russia Architectural Design Studio, 2022 Architectural Design Studio, 2022 Professor: Maurizio Meriggi Professor: Maurizio Meriggi Lorenzo Lapo Sarfatti Lorenzo Lapo Sarfatti Vitomir Racic Vitomir Racic Tan Zhu Tan Zhu Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Rasha El Rahi Rasha El Rahi Rana El Hussaini Rana El Hussaini 1
- 5. Waterfront redevelopment Waterfront redevelopment Taking place in an explicit vicinity to the historical land- Taking place in an explicit vicinity to the historical land- mark such as the Peterhof castle in Saint Petersburg, mark such as the Peterhof castle in Saint Petersburg, the project has the goal of developing an underde- the project has the goal of developing an underde- veloped harbour and readjusting it for the touristic veloped harbour and readjusting it for the touristic purposes as much as for the suburb development. purposes as much as for the suburb development. The The chosen location is specific first as a place of the histor- chosen location is specific first as a place of the histor- ical summer residence of the russian tzar, and second, ical summer residence of the russian tzar, and second, its is exactly in the middle of 5 existing (developed) har- its is exactly in the middle of 5 existing (developed) har- bours in the Saint Petersburg coastal area. bours in the Saint Petersburg coastal area. Masterplan of the area Masterplan of the area 100m 100m 200m 200m Ground floor plan Ground floor plan Residential floor plan Residential floor plan Commercial floor plan Commercial floor plan 10m 10m 30m 30m 100m 100m Fisherman’s settlement Fisherman’s settlement Pre-existing condition of the harbour initiated the concept - a Pre-existing condition of the harbour initiated the concept - a number of small, number of small, hand-made cabins of the russian fishermen hand-made cabins of the russian fishermen used this location for the access to the sea. By leaving the most used this location for the access to the sea. By leaving the most of the groundfloor to them - the long part of the structure is ded- of the groundfloor to them - the long part of the structure is ded- icated to weekend-residential spaces, with each having direct icated to weekend-residential spaces, with each having direct access to their personal boats. access to their personal boats. Residential - commercial relation Residential - commercial relation Surrounded by canals from all the sides, connected only Surrounded by canals from all the sides, connected only through private corridors with parking and commercial cen- through private corridors with parking and commercial cen- ter, weekend houses are clearly separated from commercial ter, weekend houses are clearly separated from commercial part. The comercial part is designed as galleric space with the part. The comercial part is designed as galleric space with the void in the center, offering various content in the ring around void in the center, offering various content in the ring around it an overlooking the sea. it an overlooking the sea. Restaurant on top Restaurant on top Divided with large spational void (visible in section) the upper Divided with large spational void (visible in section) the upper part of the building is completely dedicated to restaurants, part of the building is completely dedicated to restaurants, bars and spaces for events. bars and spaces for events. fisherman’s residences - access to boats fisherman’s residences - weekend houses upper comercial part - restaurants commercial part - spa, gym, pool commercial part - shops, new comercial center commercial center - shops, restaurants, events office/residential tower 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 1 1 1 3 2 2 2
- 6. 10m 10m 30m 30m 100m 100m 10m 10m 30m 30m 100m 100m Section through fisherman’s houses part and the commercial floor above Section through fisherman’s houses part and the commercial floor above The constructional solution for the building was to use different con- The constructional solution for the building was to use different con- struction sistems. In the base there are reinforced concrete walls set struction sistems. In the base there are reinforced concrete walls set to provide strong foundation for the upper parts, defining the living to provide strong foundation for the upper parts, defining the living spaces in direct contact with the sea. To support the weight of the spaces in direct contact with the sea. To support the weight of the upper, commercial part of the building, 4 massive concrete pillars upper, commercial part of the building, 4 massive concrete pillars had to be set on a distance of 30 meters with an additional steel had to be set on a distance of 30 meters with an additional steel support on 1/3 of the distance. The upper floor is entirely made of support on 1/3 of the distance. The upper floor is entirely made of steel frame in order to be as light as possible and transparent for the steel frame in order to be as light as possible and transparent for the functions hosted inside. functions hosted inside. the waterhof the waterhof Section through the yacht club, tower and commercial area Section through the yacht club, tower and commercial area 3D Section through the yacht club, tower and commercial area 3D Section through the yacht club, tower and commercial area steel frame truss grid steel frame truss grid steel pipes steel pipes reinforced concrete cores reinforced concrete cores reinforced concrete slabs reinforced concrete slabs reinforced concrete basement reinforced concrete basement
- 8. KALEIDOSCHOOL KALEIDOSCHOOL Milano, Italy Milano, Italy Milan International Architectural Milan International Architectural Design Workshop, 2022 Design Workshop, 2022 Professor: Mladen Jadric, Professor: Mladen Jadric, Yona Katrina Schreyer; Yona Katrina Schreyer; Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Jovana Ostojic Jovana Ostojic Kadhan Ruskanda Kadhan Ruskanda Kristina Susa Kristina Susa 2 Fostered by the program Inventing Schools, the Fostered by the program Inventing Schools, the project is experimenting with new architectural project is experimenting with new architectural approaches to the transformation and design approaches to the transformation and design of contemporary school spaces, developing a of contemporary school spaces, developing a vision for the school of tommorrow vision for the school of tommorrow k a l e i d o s c h o o l
- 9. KALEIDOSCOPE KALEIDOSCOPE How can we transform the usual clasroom conception and make it more interactive, more How can we transform the usual clasroom conception and make it more interactive, more able to foster learning, and in the end, more interesting? The contemporary need for flexibililty able to foster learning, and in the end, more interesting? The contemporary need for flexibililty and the posibilities of changing spaces led us to a concept presented with a simple reference: and the posibilities of changing spaces led us to a concept presented with a simple reference: kaleidoscope kaleidoscope. The endless opportunities produced by simple movement of kaleidoscope, the . The endless opportunities produced by simple movement of kaleidoscope, the playfulness of the geometric intereractions made the backbone process of our space design. playfulness of the geometric intereractions made the backbone process of our space design. Few iterations were chosen that suited the necessary functions of two middle schools and one Few iterations were chosen that suited the necessary functions of two middle schools and one primary school. primary school. Space formation Space formation The most proper modular shape for the kaleidoscopic The most proper modular shape for the kaleidoscopic concept is the shape of concept is the shape of octagon octagon. Keeping the mod- . Keeping the mod- ularity as a rule and kaleidoscopic intertwaining as a ularity as a rule and kaleidoscopic intertwaining as a principle, we created different ambients and inviting principle, we created different ambients and inviting environments both inside and outside the school. environments both inside and outside the school. The The school itself became a place to discover. school itself became a place to discover. kaleidoschool kaleidoschool with mixing and overlaping these elements we are providing new spaces for students that represents the kaleidoscopic movements outdoor classroom classroom sketches auditorium classroom outdoor plaza? leisure space playroom outdoor classroom classroom sketches auditorium classroom outdoor plaza? leisure space cafeteria mensa classroom studyroom playroom staff room gymnasium space for parents leisure room PROGRAM auditorium projection room administration utilities locker room courts music room outside classroom studyroom playroom cafeteria outdoor classroom classroom basic modules classroom projection room administration utilities locker room courts music room outside classroom studyroom playroom outdoor classroom classroom auditorium classroom outdoor plaza? leisure space classroom studyroom playroom staff room gymnasium space for parents leisure room auditorium projection room administration utilities locker room courts music room outside classroom studyroom playroom cafeteria outdoor classroom classroom auditorium cafeteria mensa classroom studyroom playroom staff room gymnasium space for parents leisure room PROGRAM auditorium projection room administration utilities locker room courts music room outside classroom studyroom playroom cafeteria outdoor classroom classroom basic modules classroom cafeteria mensa classroom studyroom playroom staff room gymnasium space for parents leisure room PROGRAM auditorium projection room administration utilities locker room courts music room outside classroom studyroom playroom cafeteria outdoor classroom classroom basic modules classroom study hall playroom auditorium outdoor classroom classroom ergonomic study ergonomic study classroom cafeteria mensa classroom studyroom playroom staff room gymnasium space for parents leisure room PROGRAM auditorium projection room administration utilities locker room courts music room outside classroom studyroom playroom cafeteria outdoor classroom classroom basic modules classroom k a l e i d o s c h o o l kaleidoschool kaleidoschool piazzetta metro stop Uruguay public pathways multipurpose backyard communal spaces playgrounds entrance primary entrance primary entrance secondary bicycle parkings disabled parkings outdoor gymnasium 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 20 40 100m M 1 1 6 7 8 9 10 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 11 1 M
- 10. 0 6 12 24m 0 6 12 24m first floor plan // 1:250 ground floor plan // 1:250 18 18 compositional prin- cipal functional composition volumes composition classrooms circulation DIAGRAMS - ground flo ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classrooms common gardens and playgrounds circulation DIAGRAMS - ground floor SCHOOLS secondary regular elementary‚ montesori elementary ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classrooms common gardens and playgrounds canteen/cafeteria circulation DIAGRAMS - ground floor SCHOOLS secondary regular elementary‚ montesori elementary ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classrooms common gardens and playgrounds canteen/cafeteria main communication cores circulation DIAGRAMS - ground floor SCHOOLS secondary regular elementary‚ montesori elementary ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classrooms common gardens and playgrounds canteen/cafeteria main communication cores circulation sanitary DIAGRAMS - ground floor SCHOOLS secondary regular elementary‚ montesori elementary ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classrooms common gardens and playgrounds canteen/cafeteria main communication cores circulation sanitary administration library l w DIAGRAMS - ground floor SCHOOLS secondary regular elementary‚ montesori elementary ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classrooms common gardens and playgrounds canteen/cafeteria main communication cores circulation sanitary administration library playroom lockers and waiting area DIAGRAMS - ground floor SCHOOLS circulation SCHOOLS secondary regular elementary‚ montesori elementary ENTRANC E ENTRAN CE ENTRANCE classroom common courtyards and playgrounds canteen/cafeteria communication cores sanitary facilities administrations libraries / lockers / playroom secondary primary primary montessori
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- 12. RING-ROAD HOUSING RING-ROAD HOUSING Piazzale delle Milizie, Milano, Italy Piazzale delle Milizie, Milano, Italy Architectural Design Studio, 2022 Architectural Design Studio, 2022 Professor: Camillo Magni, Professor: Camillo Magni, Bruna Vendemia; Bruna Vendemia; Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Jelena Bosnjak Jelena Bosnjak A residential project on the noticable location A residential project on the noticable location along the ring-road of the city of Milan. The along the ring-road of the city of Milan. The housing function with the goal of providing not housing function with the goal of providing not only contemporary living to its residents, but an only contemporary living to its residents, but an overall quality increase to the whole area of overall quality increase to the whole area of San Cristoforo. San Cristoforo. 3
- 13. The connection of atmospheres The connection of atmospheres Piazzale delle Milizie, at the edge of two zones Piazzale delle Milizie, at the edge of two zones with different character: zona Tortona and zona with different character: zona Tortona and zona Navigli. The underdeveloped area was the lay- Navigli. The underdeveloped area was the lay- er that separated the er that separated the artistic features of Torto- artistic features of Torto- na street na street (MUDEC museum, Armani silos) and (MUDEC museum, Armani silos) and the the sports-oriented facilities of Navigli Pavese sports-oriented facilities of Navigli Pavese. . Connecting these zones through developing a Connecting these zones through developing a mixed-use environment gave shape to our mas- mixed-use environment gave shape to our mas- terplan, with the fluent circulation through the terplan, with the fluent circulation through the area as the key point. area as the key point. zona navigli zona navigli zona tortona zona tortona Buliding functions Buliding functions Scaling down the concept of mixed-use connection of two dif- Scaling down the concept of mixed-use connection of two dif- ferent zones gave shape to the building: the boomerang-like vol- ferent zones gave shape to the building: the boomerang-like vol- ume was designed by the pedestrian routes that we wanted to ume was designed by the pedestrian routes that we wanted to emphazise. The building’s strong direction and form was made emphazise. The building’s strong direction and form was made with the purpose of clearly separating the “outer” vibrant area, with the purpose of clearly separating the “outer” vibrant area, where people would interact with all the content, and the inside, where people would interact with all the content, and the inside, more private park area, with the role of “buffer zone” between more private park area, with the role of “buffer zone” between the newly designed housing and traffic of the ring-road. the newly designed housing and traffic of the ring-road. Groundfloor plan Groundfloor plan 3D model of the building 3D model of the building Typical floor plan Typical floor plan
- 14. South-west elevation South-west elevation The basement The basement The 5-storey and 7-storey residential volumes are positioned on a basement - an open space The 5-storey and 7-storey residential volumes are positioned on a basement - an open space made for the mix-used purpose: exhibitions, performances, gatherings, showrooms and various made for the mix-used purpose: exhibitions, performances, gatherings, showrooms and various events. In its layout, the basement is divided in 3 functional zones, which are flexibly separated events. In its layout, the basement is divided in 3 functional zones, which are flexibly separated from each other with curtains and moveable partitions. The layers present different levels of priva- from each other with curtains and moveable partitions. The layers present different levels of priva- cy that are making transition between the outer square and inner garden. cy that are making transition between the outer square and inner garden. The first layercould be the continuation of the square: with the moveable partition walls, it is The first layercould be the continuation of the square: with the moveable partition walls, it is inviting people inside. Second layer, the middle one, is the one made for more specific exhibi- inviting people inside. Second layer, the middle one, is the one made for more specific exhibi- tions and showrooms, with the possibility to be completely closed and darkened with curtains. tions and showrooms, with the possibility to be completely closed and darkened with curtains. The third, inner layer, is the place for relaxation, bars and sitting places, overlooking the peace- The third, inner layer, is the place for relaxation, bars and sitting places, overlooking the peace- full garden inside the complex. full garden inside the complex. Floorplan of the south building with stu- Floorplan of the south building with stu- dios and 1-bedroom apartments dios and 1-bedroom apartments Floorplan of the north building with 2-bedroom Floorplan of the north building with 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom apartments and 3-bedroom apartments Section 1 Section 1 Section 2 - longitudinal Section 2 - longitudinal South-east elevation South-east elevation 5m 5m 10m 10m 20m 20m Residential area Residential area Served by the 5 cores positioned on the inner facade of the buildings, the residential part is Served by the 5 cores positioned on the inner facade of the buildings, the residential part is divided into two buildings, with the common terrace - the basement roof. The higher, 7-storey divided into two buildings, with the common terrace - the basement roof. The higher, 7-storey part, is hosting 2 and 3-bedroom apartments, while the lower, 5-storey part is planned for stu- part, is hosting 2 and 3-bedroom apartments, while the lower, 5-storey part is planned for stu- dios and 1-bedroom apartments. The age and occupation of their residents were considered: dios and 1-bedroom apartments. The age and occupation of their residents were considered: the lower is mainly designed for students and young people, as it is facing the more vibrant the lower is mainly designed for students and young people, as it is facing the more vibrant square area with its balconies. square area with its balconies. Contrary to this, the higher one provides living spaces for families, as it is facing more peac- Contrary to this, the higher one provides living spaces for families, as it is facing more peac- ful inner garden. The last factor was the orientation: following the sun path, higher part has ful inner garden. The last factor was the orientation: following the sun path, higher part has its balconies open towards the south-east side, providing sunlight in the morning; opposite its balconies open towards the south-east side, providing sunlight in the morning; opposite to this, the lower parts balconies are opening towards south- west, providing sunlight during to this, the lower parts balconies are opening towards south- west, providing sunlight during the sunset. the sunset.
- 15. Final materialisation Final materialisation Separating clearly the strong volume of the basement from the residen- Separating clearly the strong volume of the basement from the residen- tial parts in their expression, we emphasized it using differrent plaster tial parts in their expression, we emphasized it using differrent plaster - darker, more rustical one for the base and the light, homogeneuos for - darker, more rustical one for the base and the light, homogeneuos for the housing. Also, contemporary translucent glass pannels were used the housing. Also, contemporary translucent glass pannels were used for groundfloor exhibition space, while the wooden folding panels gave for groundfloor exhibition space, while the wooden folding panels gave a more natural and organic feel for the apartments balconies, creating a more natural and organic feel for the apartments balconies, creating dynamic play on the dynamic play on the facades. facades. Physical models Physical models Exploring the possibilities through the creation of physical models, from urban scale to the building Exploring the possibilities through the creation of physical models, from urban scale to the building scale, was an important part of design development. From the shadow analysis and positioning the scale, was an important part of design development. From the shadow analysis and positioning the building in the urban context, through material experimentation of the poured gypsum and cardboard building in the urban context, through material experimentation of the poured gypsum and cardboard model, they helped us in deciding important aspects of the building. model, they helped us in deciding important aspects of the building.
- 16. With the goal of preparing a complete set of With the goal of preparing a complete set of technical papers necessary for the real proj- technical papers necessary for the real proj- ect to be built, set at the border between the ect to be built, set at the border between the historical old town of Belgrade and the area historical old town of Belgrade and the area that is about to become the contemporary that is about to become the contemporary developed Belgrade Waterfront, the museum developed Belgrade Waterfront, the museum explores the question of their relations. explores the question of their relations. RAKIJA MUSEUM RAKIJA MUSEUM Savamala, Belgrade, Serbia Savamala, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio Architectural Design Studio Professor: Ana Radivojevic Professor: Ana Radivojevic Assistant: Darko Pavicevic Assistant: Darko Pavicevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Tijana Novakovic Tijana Novakovic Novica Serbanovic Novica Serbanovic 4
- 17. Section A-A Section A-A Semi - levels Semi - levels Based on semi- levels, solution suitable for organizing the small part of land by the propositions for the necessary spaces, the Based on semi- levels, solution suitable for organizing the small part of land by the propositions for the necessary spaces, the museum is dedicated to various presentations of the most important drink for the region - rakija. From the exhibitions of various museum is dedicated to various presentations of the most important drink for the region - rakija. From the exhibitions of various types of rakija, exponats in which the drink is being made and traditional types of barrels in which it is kept, to the tasting types of rakija, exponats in which the drink is being made and traditional types of barrels in which it is kept, to the tasting bars where visitors can taste famous shots of rakija. Leading the exhibition from lower levels, upper levels are the places for bars where visitors can taste famous shots of rakija. Leading the exhibition from lower levels, upper levels are the places for administration, offices and halls for hosting presentations and various events, while the highest two are occupied by traditional administration, offices and halls for hosting presentations and various events, while the highest two are occupied by traditional “kafana”, souvenir shop and an open air restaurant. “kafana”, souvenir shop and an open air restaurant. Semi - levels Semi - levels Based on semi- levels, solution suitable for organizing the small part of land by the propositions for the necessary spaces, the Based on semi- levels, solution suitable for organizing the small part of land by the propositions for the necessary spaces, the museum is dedicated to various presentations of the most important drink for the region - rakija. From the exhibitions of various museum is dedicated to various presentations of the most important drink for the region - rakija. From the exhibitions of various types of rakija, exponats in which the drink is being made and traditional types of barrels in which it is kept, to the tasting types of rakija, exponats in which the drink is being made and traditional types of barrels in which it is kept, to the tasting bars where visitors can taste famous shots of rakija. Leading the exhibition from lower levels, upper levels are the places for bars where visitors can taste famous shots of rakija. Leading the exhibition from lower levels, upper levels are the places for administration, offices and halls for hosting presentations and various events, while the highest two are occupied by traditional administration, offices and halls for hosting presentations and various events, while the highest two are occupied by traditional “kafana”, souvenir shop and an open air restaurant. “kafana”, souvenir shop and an open air restaurant. Section B-B Section B-B Exhibition floor Exhibition floor Administration / Administration / Education floor Education floor Kafana (bar) Kafana (bar) - restaurant floor - restaurant floor Section A-A Section A-A
- 18. South (corner) view South (corner) view East (garden) view East (garden) view West (street) view West (street) view Basement plan Basement plan Section details Section details Groundfloor plan Groundfloor plan
- 19. A system of temporary structures that have the A system of temporary structures that have the goal of developing new system of activities in goal of developing new system of activities in order to contribute to the surrounding modern- order to contribute to the surrounding modern- ist heritage buildings. ist heritage buildings. URBAN GLITCH URBAN GLITCH Block 21, New Belgrade, Serbia Block 21, New Belgrade, Serbia Master Thesis Project Master Thesis Project Mentor: prof. Maurizio Meriggi Mentor: prof. Maurizio Meriggi Correlator: prof. Luka Skansi Correlator: prof. Luka Skansi Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic 5
- 20. Transversal section C-C 10m 0 20m 50m Longitudinal section A-A 10m 0 20m 50m Urban Glitch: an error that “heals” the system Urban Glitch: an error that “heals” the system With the topic of rethinking ways of preservation With the topic of rethinking ways of preservation the architectural heritage in my local environ- the architectural heritage in my local environ- ment, the goal of the thesis was to explore a ment, the goal of the thesis was to explore a specific situation of the longest building in Serbia: specific situation of the longest building in Serbia: a protected piece of modernist heritage that is a protected piece of modernist heritage that is struggling with contemporary living comfort. In- struggling with contemporary living comfort. In- stead of dealing with the building itself, the pro- stead of dealing with the building itself, the pro- posal offers an approach that would work as a posal offers an approach that would work as a system for itself, but affecting the heritage by system for itself, but affecting the heritage by directioning the financial ressources gained from directioning the financial ressources gained from various practised activities into the building rede- various practised activities into the building rede- velopment. The system, in the form of “glitch” is velopment. The system, in the form of “glitch” is shaped throughout 4 modular pavilions that are shaped throughout 4 modular pavilions that are engaging in the spatial conversation with the engaging in the spatial conversation with the modernist socialist Block 21, a direct reference modernist socialist Block 21, a direct reference of Le Corbusier’s work. The system offers the pos- of Le Corbusier’s work. The system offers the pos- sibility to the residents that have built an illegal sibility to the residents that have built an illegal occupation of the building’s rooftop space to occupation of the building’s rooftop space to exchange it for the modular units in one of the exchange it for the modular units in one of the pavilions. Through the activities of Events, Arts, pavilions. Through the activities of Events, Arts, Lectures and Market pavilions, the system aims to Lectures and Market pavilions, the system aims to challenge the established modernist spatial qual- challenge the established modernist spatial qual- ities while interacting with the community and ities while interacting with the community and gaining benefits for the heritage itself. gaining benefits for the heritage itself. Exploded axonometry, Event Pavilion Exploded axonometry, Art Pavilion Exploded axonometry, Lecture Pavilion Exploded axonometry, Market Pavilion
- 21. Event Pavilion Plan Art Pavilion Plan Lecture Pavilion Plan Market Pavilion Plan N 4m 2m 0 8m Event Pavilion Section Art Pavilion Section Lecture Pavilion Section Market Pavilion Section
- 22. REVOLUTIONEAT REVOLUTIONEAT Brugnello, Emilia - Romagna, Italy Brugnello, Emilia - Romagna, Italy Urban Design Studio, 2020 Urban Design Studio, 2020 Professor: Stefano Boeri Professor: Stefano Boeri Students: Predrag Milovancevic Students: Predrag Milovancevic Ceren Pehlivan Ceren Pehlivan Julia Kilian Julia Kilian Jovana Ivanovic Jovana Ivanovic 6 Under the topic of “ReciproCities”, the project Under the topic of “ReciproCities”, the project develops a sustainable relationship between the develops a sustainable relationship between the villages and the cities, exploring the contemporary villages and the cities, exploring the contemporary ideas of food production and the possibilites it can ideas of food production and the possibilites it can provide to the small towns urban development provide to the small towns urban development The section of the Carana’s plant-growing The section of the Carana’s plant-growing facilitiy - Vertical Farm facilitiy - Vertical Farm Axonometric section of Pietranera’s plant-based Axonometric section of Pietranera’s plant-based meat factory meat factory RevolutionEat: Italian villages revival RevolutionEat: Italian villages revival The Urban studio of prof. Stefano Boeri had an The Urban studio of prof. Stefano Boeri had an aim of developing inovative concepts for the aim of developing inovative concepts for the revival of small Italian villages that are close to revival of small Italian villages that are close to being abbandoned. This project explored the being abbandoned. This project explored the possibility of connecting more of them into a sys- possibility of connecting more of them into a sys- tematic process of plant-based meat production: tematic process of plant-based meat production: Brugnello, Pietranera, Ballerini and Carana, in the Brugnello, Pietranera, Ballerini and Carana, in the hills of Emilia-Romagna. Each of them would be hills of Emilia-Romagna. Each of them would be equipped with the buildings necessary for the equipped with the buildings necessary for the specific part of the process production, using specific part of the process production, using each village’s natural potentials. Every part of the each village’s natural potentials. Every part of the system was developed in detail: from the urban system was developed in detail: from the urban level concept to the process facilities layout de- level concept to the process facilities layout de- sign. sign.
- 23. PHYSICAL MODELS PHYSICAL MODELS Throughout my architectural education, explor- Throughout my architectural education, explor- ing and experiencing the space through the ing and experiencing the space through the physical models was an important part of the physical models was an important part of the design process. Here is presented the choice design process. Here is presented the choice of models that were crucial parts of the smaller of models that were crucial parts of the smaller projects or design studios, from the residential projects or design studios, from the residential studios to the pavilion-like structure experimen- studios to the pavilion-like structure experimen- tations. tations. ZIG-ZAG HOUSES ZIG-ZAG HOUSES Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic ZIG-ZAG HOUSES ZIG-ZAG HOUSES Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic TOPCIDER OPEN-AIR THEATRE TOPCIDER OPEN-AIR THEATRE Topcider park, Belgrade, Serbia Topcider park, Belgrade, Serbia Constructive systems, 2020 Constructive systems, 2020 Professor: prof. Jelena Milosevic; Professor: prof. Jelena Milosevic; Assistant: Ana Kontic Assistant: Ana Kontic RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX Belgrade, Serbia Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio, 2020 Architectural Design Studio, 2020 Professor: prof. Milos Nenadovic; Professor: prof. Milos Nenadovic; Assistant: Petar Cigic Assistant: Petar Cigic URBAN GLITCH URBAN GLITCH Block 21, New Belgrade, Serbia Block 21, New Belgrade, Serbia Master Thesis Project, 2023 Master Thesis Project, 2023 Mentor: prof. Maurizio Meriggi; Mentor: prof. Maurizio Meriggi; Correlator: prof. Luka Skansi Correlator: prof. Luka Skansi ZIG-ZAG HOUSES ZIG-ZAG HOUSES Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic ZIG-ZAG HOUSES ZIG-ZAG HOUSES Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic ZIG-ZAG HOUSES ZIG-ZAG HOUSES Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Bezanijska kosa, Belgrade, Serbia Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Architectural Design Studio, 2018 Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Professor: Aleksandar Videnovic; Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic Assistant: Milos Arandjelovic
- 24. THANK YOU THANK YOU With this portfolio my aim is to present the most With this portfolio my aim is to present the most important projects throughout my educational important projects throughout my educational years. Although my main focus are residential, years. Although my main focus are residential, public and cultural buildings, my field of inter- public and cultural buildings, my field of inter- ests are wide, expanding also to the temporary ests are wide, expanding also to the temporary structures or urban-scale projects. I hope I will structures or urban-scale projects. I hope I will have a chance to explore various fields of archi- have a chance to explore various fields of archi- tecture and pursuit a career in those which I am tecture and pursuit a career in those which I am particulary passioned about in the years that are particulary passioned about in the years that are coming. coming.