A 200 m² family apartment, located opposite Kalemegdan Park in the historic center of Belgrade, explores the relationship between domestic life and the surrounding landscape. The interior is organized as a sequence of spatial
L'Atelier 35 is an international barbershop and hair salon in Belgrade, designed as a fusion of contemporary European elegance and subtle African references. The 85 m² space is organized around a central stone reception
A Place in Nature for Creation, Encounters, and Retreat Located in the heart of the Čenej agricultural landscape, ATARhouse is a traditional salaš offering an authentic setting for people and ideas seeking silence, presence,
WMF is a German company founded in 1853 that manufactures high-quality kitchen and household goods, including cookware, cutlery, knives, and coffee machines. As a premium brand, WMF is known for its combination of functionality,
Metal, concrete, glass, and nature - the elements that were the starting point for the creation of the new Le Petit Bistro, with a visual and spatial identity. The premises where the cafeteria is
The "HUMAN" Polyclinic is located in Niš, between the Clinical Center and the Military Hospital, on a site bordered by a future shared vehicular and pedestrian street along the southern edge. The proximity of
Hotel Bor on Zlatibor was designed as a five-star hotel, with a capacity of 71 apartments and numerous accompanying facilities. The interior design project was inspired by the natural environment in which the building
Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic that embraces imperfection, subtle colors, and the natural qualities of materials. This apartment in Belgrade was inspired by that concept, with an emphasis on honest materials, textured surfaces, and
The redesign of this family apartment focused on transforming a space that once suffered from outdated, classical details and a lack of identity. Instead of erasing its history, the existing decorative moldings were thoughtfully
itthon. is a brand dedicated to reviving vanishing craft traditions and bringing them into modern living. The Cast Iron Collection was developed in collaboration with Antal Foundry in Subotica, a family-run workshop where craftsmanship
With its distinctive design, the Bra armchair effortlessly enhances any interior. Its elegant silhouette immediately captures attention, and brings elegance to your space with its presence. The Bra Armchair has a solid metal construction
The eco-platform Blue and Green Reflecting on the need to change the paradigm towards a genuinely sustainable society through the presentation of the eco-platform Blue and Green, and one of its active
I regard creative work as a sacred privilege - each new project unfolding as both an exhilarating challenge and a source of pure joy. The creation of this distillery held particular significance for me,
Spatial interventions and cultural activism in Serbia An ambition that transcends the “standard” understanding of architecture as engineering and design unites the selected initiatives that build on this through a review of
The plot is located in a developing area of the city. The conditions outlined in the GRP regulations have directly influenced the future form of the buildings. The architectural concept emphasizes the archetypal "house"
Skew House is a four-story residential building designed by Danilo Dangubic Architects in Pančevo. The design originated from a 2x3 square grid, measuring 9x9 meters, which was adjusted to fit the parcel's skewed geometry,
The building at 6 Beogradska Street, part of the Petrovaradin Fortress Suburbium, dates back to 1723 and originally served as the city administration office. Over the centuries, alterations divided the ground floor into three
A New Standard for Comfort in Zlatibor The entire concept was developed according to the condo apart-hotel model, combining the comfort of modern, fully equipped apartments with the wide range of amenities and services
The building is composed of three articulated volumes, revealing the architect’s refined sensitivity to spatial composition and the dynamic interplay of cubic forms. At its heart lies a central section with a deeply recessed
Food production and self-sustainability in Serbia Serbia and the so-called “Western Balkans” region are agrarian areas of various sizes and formats. The current interest in food self-sufficiency is tied to a historical tradition
The project involved the interior design of a 100 m² apartment in Belgrade for a family of four, a young married couple with twins. The scope included organizing the pre-defined rooms and converting the
The 100 m² apartment, located in the West Tower building within the West 65 residential and commercial complex, has been remodeled for business purposes. The project involved both the interior design and execution of
"The Residence of History" is an apartment perched atop the iconic "Toblerona Tower," a distinctive Brutalist structure designed by Rista Sekerinski in the 1960s. Known for its striking appearance and evocative design, the building’s
The existing 878 m² plateau, previously a neglected public space, primarily served as access to the Museum. Its poor condition negatively impacted the Museum’s functionality. To revitalize the area, a plan was proposed to
The building is situated in the residential area of Senjak, on a long plot with sloping terrain from the access road. This, along with urban regulations, influenced the layout of the building and its
Community activation in Serbia These organisations extend their architectural mission to a broader professional and social community, which is professionally interdisciplinary. Through architectural tools, they increase the potential for societal development and
