04.2023 – 08.2023 WORKING STUDENT at Lamott Lamott Architekten
Stuttgart, Germany 20 hour per week 5 months
Worked on a main project, primary and middle school – Gesamtschule Ost that should be finished by the end of 2025. Worked on plans and a very detailed model of the school in scale 1:25.
09.2022 – 03.2023
INTERNSHIP at UTA Architekten und Stadtplaner GmbH
Stuttgart, Germany 40 hour per week 6 months
Worked on competitions and projects, made plans and complex models. Worked on own project , renovating firefighter station, Büsnau, Germany
10.2018 – ongoing COACH AND INTERNATIONAL JUDGE LEVEL 1 of rhythmic gymnastics
EDUCATION
02.2024 – 06.2024
ERASMUS+ EXCHANGE program 1 semester
KU Leuven, Faculty of Architecture, Ghent, Belgium
09.2023 – 06.2025 MASTER’S DEGREE program in Architecture and Urban Design
BUT, Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture , Brno, Czech Repulic, C CGPA: 1.29
09.2021 – 08.2022 ERASMUS+ EXCHANGE program 2 semesters
University of Stuttgart, Faculty of Architecture, Stuttgart Germany
10.2019 – 09.2022
BACHELOR’S DEGREE program in Architecutre and Urbanism
University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Architecture, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, CGPA: 9/10
EVENTS/TRAINING ATTENDED
02.2025 BUILDING BACK BETTER - A
Warsaw, Poland & Lviv Ukraine Kharkiv School of Architecture
2013 – 2019 BOSNIAN NATIONAL TEAM of rhythmic gymnastics 250 medals at International Competitions (juniors: 2013-15, seniors: 2016-19)
09.2018 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS in Rhythmic Gymnastics, Sofia, Bulgaria, p personal best record
05.2018 MEDITERIAN GAMES in Rhythmic Gymnastics, Tarragona, Spain, best Bosnian score
I am deeply passionate about designing comfortable, inspiring spaces that truly enrich people’s lives, and I enjoy bringing my ideas to life through physical architectural models. Beyond architecture, I express my creativity further by painting which allows me to explore new dimensions of artistic expression.
The “Creation of Adam“ - by me
The “Girl with a Pearl Earing“ - by me
TERRACE WOOD OASIS - Master studio (Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic) CONTENT
Bachelor degree - smaller projects:
+-PAVILION - my first bachelor project
University of Sarajevo, BiH
LOOKOUT TOWER - University of Stuttgart, Germany
WATER WORLD - University of Stuttgart, Germany
RESIDENTAL AREA - University of Sarajevo, BiH
PEACEFUL HAVEN - Master studio (KU Leuven, Belgium)
MASTER THESIS - RISING AFTER FALL (Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic)
TERRACE WOOD OASIS
master plan 1:5000
Professors: M.Sc. Servie Boetzkes & M.Sc. Gabriel Raúl Pena
Studio - The New Culture of Housing
Faculty of Architecture and Urban design
Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic
Academic year 2023/24 - I semester, Master´s degree program
This seven-floor architectural project aims to embody sustainable living combined with modern comfort. Constructed with Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) for eco-friendliness and warmth, the building uses prefabricated units to ensure efficient construction without sacrificing quality. The rooftop features a glass-enclosed pool with panoramic river views. The ground floor hosts an open kitchen restaurant that serves as a social hub, connected to an underground garage which offers easy and secure access for residents.
The project is part of a neighbourhood that consists of 21 buildings, each designed by a different student. The masterplan highlights sustainable design and aims to set a benchmark for environmentally conscious urban development in Brno.
Academic year 2020/21- IV semester, Bachelor´s degree program
The concept enables socializing in nature without disturbing it. The pavilion is made of horizontal wooden floors stacked at varying heights, spaced to create a transparent, floating appearance. It has two main parts forming one whole. The lower part is a solid cube with an irregular interior resembling termite holes. The upper part is its negative, in the shape of the lost volume of the lower part. appearing as a separate core. This creates two distinct pavilions: one introverted and one extroverted, both originating from the same geometric form.
THE RED ONE
THE YELLOW ONE
THE BLUE ONE
The heart of the complex is the Olympic Hotel Igman. As it is connecting all the zones around it. It is meant to reconnect the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina again by doing different sport activities together, like it used to in 1984 Winter Olympic games.
Olympic Hotel Igman
7 HOTEL IS THE MAIN CENTER THAT UNITES EVERYBODY
RISING AFTER FALL
MASTER THESIS
4 easy movement- ramps - design is for the people
5 construction grid 5 x 5 m
2 shape of the buildings & 3 ornament inspired by the logo of the 84’ Olympics
7 design rules of the concept 1:700
Mentor: Mag. arch. Oleksii Bykov
Master thesis - Rising after Fall: Reconstruction of Sarajevo Winter Olympic Games herritage site, Olympic Hotel Igman
Faculty of Architecture and Urban design
Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic
Academic year 2024/25 - Master´s degree program
This project aims to preserve the memory of the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympics by revitalizing the Olympic Hotel Igman, that got bombed and destroyed during the 90s war. By integrating sports facilities and gathering areas, the place becomes a vibrant, inclusive sport center, that honors the Olympic heritage while fostering community, respect, and connection among all residents. The rise of the hotel seeks to restore collective identity, promote peace, and transform a symbol of past tensions into a model of lasting unity and hope for Sarajevo’s future.
Hotel Igman was built from 1981 to 1983 for the Olympics, covering 16,000 m² with 512 beds, 43 suites, restaurants, bars, sauna, auditorium, and a WWII museum. It blended modernist design with local tradition and post-Olympics served as a tourist and sports center.
During the 1990s Bosnian War, it was heavily damaged and burned in 1993, remaining a ruin since.
Current Status and Future Plans:
As of early 2025, the ruin is a popular urban exploration site with visible war damage and graffiti, drawing tourists interested in Olympic history and postwar architecture.
Sale and Promised Renovation:
In February 2022, The Place Sarajevo (owned by Emir Granov and Dubai investors) bought the hotel for 5 million KM, agreeing to invest 10 million KM over three years to renovate and preserve its functions, with a staged payment plan.
Unfulfilled Promises:
By May 2025, no renovation has started, and the hotel remains in its pre-sale ruined state. Neither the buyer nor authorities have explained the delay.
Before the 90s war
After the 90s war
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hotel Igman
Mt. Trebević - bobsleigh, luge
Mt.Bjelašnica - alpine skiing (men)
Mt. Jahorina - alpine skiing (women)
Mt. Igman - ski jumping and nordic combined
Veliko polje - O. village B - Hotel Igman
cross-country skiing, Nordic combined, biathlon
BJELAŠNICA
Serb Republic
Belgrade
JAHORINA
HOTEL RECONSTRUCTION
S P O R T C E N T E R
3D visualisation od the sport center
ROOF
SMALL SPORT HALLS
LOCKER ROOMS
GROUNDFLOOR
TENNIS
SPORT HALL
THE YELLOW ONE
Visualisation Facade
Visualisation Facade
THE BLUE ONE
exploded axonometry
MAIN SPA POOL
GLASS CEILING ROOF
SPA POOL CEILING
GREENERY HANGING FROM ABOVE
BAR/CAFE/FAST FOOD RESTAURANT
SHOWERSAND TOILETS
BAR/CAFE/FAST FOOD RESTAURANT
Visualisation Facade
scale 1:750
The steel N-grind construc is used for the all three sport halls. This type of construc is used for large span buildings, ranging from 20 - 100m in span.
The columns (cross sec 30x30 cm) are posi on each 7,5 meters, and are holding the whole grid construc together. The grid is posi in the walls as well above the openings. Roof construc is made by repe of one modul. Moduls are connected on the top with addi e
Professors: Matthias Rottner, Dipl. Ing. Architekt
Studio project: Lookout tower
Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Academic year 2021/22- VI semester, Bachelor´s degree program
The tower concept begins with a simple square, transforming into an organic form that harmonizes with the surrounding nature. Inspired by a bird’s nest, it features a unique bamboo-like grid structure, unusual in Germany, designed to attract visitors.
The structure has 8 horizontal platforms, a central column, and a spaced diagrid, giving it a semi-transparent appearance. It consists of two parts: a lower restaurant base and an upper, narrower section with a circular staircase. Located by the Neckar River, visitors can climb 200 stairs with resting points, reaching panoramic river views.
Done together with a colleague Amina Bajramović.
Details 1:20 visualisation
D1 - connec
D3 - connecton of the grid and foundaton
D4 - connec
D2 - connec
WATER WORLD
Project: Water World
Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Academic year 2021/22- VI semester, Bachelor´s degree program
What to do when water levels rise? Areas at high flood risk without protective dikes need special measures, such as raising ground floors to +3.5 m or higher to minimize flood damage and protect homes and businesses.
At this location, Here, a protective wall serves as flood defense and a promenade for visitors. The triangular restaurant faces the earth and park below, with upper floors overlooking the water. Visitors enjoy panoramic river views from upstairs. Its glass and wood envelope rests on steel columns, emphasizing sustainable, eco-friendly design that blends with nature.
Done together with a colleague Maria Ispas.
The timber stairs, planted with trees above, will decompose as water levels rise, but in 50 years, the grown trees will stabilize the soil, naturally preventing flooding and erosion.
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4.Business
RESIDENTAL AREA
Project: Residental area
Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism
University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Academic year 2020/21- IV semester, Bachelor´s degree program
The 2.13 ha area for the settlement concept includes four types of family house rows, accommodating about 235 residents. Access is from the west via a side street, with a green buffer separating the area from the main street. Pedestrian and bicycle paths surround and cross the area, linking to the main road with a bus stop and bakery. Designed primarily for families with children, the three internal streets are dead ends. A tree-surrounded park with a central large tree lies in the middle. At the entrance, a two-story building houses a kindergarten, gym, market, and restaurant. The rest are 2-3 story family houses with basements. Each house has a private backyard and parking space in front.
PEACEFUL HAVEN
KU Leuven, Belgium
Faculty of Architecture
Professor: Steven Schenk
Studio: Restart
Academic year 2023/24 II semester, Master´s degree program
The structure features circular stone slabs in five sizes: 1m, 1.5m, 2m, 2.3m, and 5m.
Using native plants creates a thriving, year-round ecosystem supporting many species.
Design Principles:
1. Our view of nature guides our designs,
2. We coexist with nature,
3. Nature has changed through human impact and doesn’t need to be untouched,
4. Designs should honor diverse perspectives and values.
Located at the forest’s edge between a meadow and a river, offers a unique chance to enhance biodiversity and support diverse wildlife habitats.
