Editors

Milena Zindović, editor-in-chief

Author of the Women in Architecture Initiative and editor of the book “Women in Architecture | Contemporary architeture in Serbia since 1900”. Co-author of the workshop Women as Belgrade Builders.

Works in architectural and interior design and research related to the use of various media, most of all digital, in architecture. Author of several residential and restaurant interiors in Belgrade. Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade in 2007. She points out as her most valuable experience master studies at Cornell University in New York, where she focused on the relations between architecture and representation media. During her studies she worked as a teaching assistant and collaborated on the realization of several projects with the professors of the Architecture Department. As a lecturer, she participates in architectural events and conferences in Serbia and abroad.

She gained professional experience in Belgrade, Serbia and Ljubljana, Slovenia. In the Belgrade based architectural office Arhi.pro she worked in both design and project managment, and participated in the development of several large-scale projects. In Slovenia she joined the architectural office Sadar+Vuga where she worked on design, supervision and coordination in the final stages of realization of the Sports Hall Stožice in Ljubljana. In Sadar+Vuga she also took part in a large number of architectural competitions. Member of the Serbian Chamber of Engineer.

Milena believes architecture is the art of communication. 

 

Marija Masha Pavlović, editor

Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. At the Faculty of Political Sciences she enrolled into master, and then PhD studies in Culture and Media, where she connected her interest in understanding social and political ideas and movements with architecture and urban development. On the other hand, her pragmatic approach and the reality of our architectural environment lead her on a path through design, from real-estate entrepreneurship, to the cruel numbers of foreign investors. Going through the social reality of Belgrade and Serbia, she tried herself out in media by working in public relations for the biggest company in the country, but also learned about the planning and managment of energy sistems. Member of the Serbian Chamber of Engineer.

Masha doesn’t consider architecture without sound and music to be architecture. 

 

Andrea Tamaš Dačić, editor

Architect with versatile background in architectural practice, interior design and theoretical work in the field of contemporary architecture. She graduated in 2004. and started her professional career in studio M+, an award winning architectural office in Novi Sad – working for almost 8 years on projects of various typology from concept developing throughout final construction. She gained international practice while working in USA, collaborating in large scale architectural projects and competition proposals. In 2013 she has started an independent freelance venture, the arcHeA.holistic architecture platform which combines architecture, research and practice.

Parallel to her practical work, she collaborated as a teaching assistant/demonstrator for the courses Architectural heritage, preservation and protection (2004-2007) and Contemporary architecture (2010-2015) both at the Department of Architecture and Urbanism / Faculty of Technical Sciences/ University of Novi Sad, where she is also a PhD student.

In 2014, she co-authored and participated a research “Women Architects of Novi Sad” – which results became base for www.w-a-ns.com, and also for an international students workshop at the XIV Biennale of Architecture in Venice – which was organized and curated by Andrea Tamas Dacic and Ivan Stanojev.

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