Marko Dabrović was born in Dubrovnik in 1969, where he completed his primary and secondary education. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb. In 1991, he founded RNA Studio, specializing in 3D computer-generated visualizations. He is one of the four founders of the 3LHD firm, alongside Saša Begović, Tanja Grozdanić Begović, and Silvije Novak.

Marko’s main passion lies in integrating cutting-edge technologies and materials within the field of architecture. His talent for bridging cultural and technical differences has played a key role in the success of numerous projects. While he has been consistently involved in all 3LHD projects, several notable ones deserve mention: the Croatian pavilions at the EXPO exhibitions in Japan and Spain, Hotel Belvedere in Dubrovnik, Hotel LN Garden in Nansha, China, the Port Lands sports complex in Toronto, Canada, and the Four Seasons Dubrovnik.

As an architect and partner at 3LHD, Marko played a key role in developing the VOLUM3 platform. Recognizing the fragmentation and analog challenges of construction processes, he initiated VOLUM3 as a digital platform that eliminates data inconsistencies and accelerates collaboration among professionals. VOLUM3 has become a crucial tool for projects such as the Infobip and Rimac campuses, enabling transparency and efficient management of complex construction projects on both national and international levels.