CURRICULUM VITAE
STUDENT PROJECTS
VILLA LUKIC / HOTEL IN RAJICEVA STREET / MIST – THE SYSTEM OF GRADUAL DETECTION / BEEHIVE / MYTHS AND LEGENDS MUSEUM / SQUARE OF THE LOST CITY
PREDRAG JOVANOVIC Born From Nationality CONTACT Telephon e-mail Linkedin
EDUCATION 2006-2011
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October 14th 1987 Belgrade, Serbia Serb
+381 65 6158068 predragjovanovic.arch@gmail.com rs.linkedin.com/in/predragjovanovicarch
Faculty of Architecture - University of Belgrade Bachelor of Architecture (2009) Master of Architecture (2011)
LANGUAGES Serbian English Russian Italian SKILLS
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Internet Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point) Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign AutoCAD 3ds MAX (Plugin V-Ray) Google SketchUp Kerkythea GRAPHIC DESIGN
Public art and Public space (PaPs) Author of design for publications: „Incomplete Dream of Belgrade Continuity“ http://www.publicart-publicspace.org/publications/books/incomplete-dream-of-belgrade-continuity
„City and Design”
http://www.publicart-publicspace.org/publications/books/city-and-design
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Inclination to teamwork and excellent orientation within the team, communication, sociability, adaptability. Experience in working with students through lectures and active participation in teaching and exercises. Ability to properly coordinate participants in work, systematic and organized. Professional curiosity, the ability of fast and efficient learning Driving license - B category since 2010.
STUDIO PROJECT 1 - FAMILY HOUSE
September 2007 to January 2008
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VILLA LUKIC
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The project is designed for four members of Lukic family: husband psychiatrist, wife professor of literature and two children who attended school.
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The guiding idea of this project was “lasting space”. Basic form of the object consists of two cubes, which are placed one over the other. Their deformations have formed one continuous space on each floor. Visual continuity in relation object - nature, is disappearing with dominant use of glass on the facade. Workspaces are specifically highlighted and oriented towards the woods.
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In the basement there is a zone for entertainment and recreation. The ground floor is the living area where is located Dr. Lukic’s private practice. Upstairs is the night zone, on which end is Mrs. Lukic’s workspace.
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[1] Plane of the ground floor R=1:250
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[2] Plane of the first floor R=1:250 [3] The west facade R=1:250
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STUDIO PROJECT 4 - SYNTHESIS February 2009 to July 2009
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HOTEL IN RAJICEVA STREET Hotel is located in the area of Belgrade fortress. The form is designed as a roller, which consists of the core and modules, which are staked on the core. The module is a circular section, from the façade to the core, and equal to one accommodation unit. Primarily this form was chosen because it allows continuous communication. The hotel has sixteen floors. On the ground are “locally” distributed modules saturate with ramps, public space, forming a wide variety of content. The accommodation unit is designed as a continuous space. Only service facilities are isolated. [2]
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In addition to basic facilities, the hotel has a wellness centre and restaurant, which is not only used by hotel guests. Shown scheme [4] was created from the analysis of all necessary wellness centre facilities. [1] Ground floor plan R=1:500 [2] IX floor plan (accommodation units) R=1:500 [3] XII floor plan (spa center) R=1:500 [4] The scheme of movement through the spa
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[4] FRONTEND entrance for guests reception desk locker rooms showers hygienic barrier issuance of towels SWIMMING POOL GYM yoga / fitness / cardio / strentgh COFFEE BAR
SALON hairdressing / beauty SPACE FOR EMPLOYEES entrance locker rooms delivery of clean laundry channel for dirty clothes MASSAGE hydro / relax BATHROOM sauna / steam bath
user’s movement movement of employees
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MODULE M4 - SQUARE SYSTEM ON THE WATER September 2009 to February 2010
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MIST
Coming from the direction of Morinje, Risan and Perast the square on the water is seen as the mist. The square is obscured by the barriers that formed the segmented ring around it – the labyrinth of facilities. In a cloud of active fun on the water there is a square partly submerged in water. Part of the square which is under the water is hidden from tourists-consumers and represents facilities’ “counterweight” to the popular water parks fun.
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[1] Scheme of the basic characteristics of the project (Position of the intervention in relation to the bay; Dynamic borders; Expanding to a depth) [2] Parterno rešenje kompleksa [3] Section 1-1 EXHIBITIONS: 1
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„Cultural landscape Boka Kotorska“ Podgorica, june 2010 „Mediterranean cities and squares“ Belgrade, june 2011 PUBLICATIONS: „Cultural landscape Boka Kotorska“, 2010 Vladan Djokic, Jasminka Cvejic, Sanja Ljeskovic Mitrovic „Mediterranean cities and squares“, 2011 Vladan Djokic, Milica Milojevic
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MODUL M5U - CAMPUS OF TEHNICAL FACULTIES OF UNIVERSITY IN BELGRADE February 2010 to July 2010
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The idea of the project is forming communion space for students and teaching staff within the Campus of technical faculties of the University of Belgrade. The central courtyard that connects them is currently inadequately utilized.
BEEHIVE [5]
The project “Beehive� consists of system modules. Within a given system physical structure could be transformed, and due to changes in user needs over time. It contains five sections ([1], [2], [3], [4], [5]). The base module is hexagon whose combinations can easily obtained all necessary facilities (classrooms, laboratories, showrooms, coffee-bar, open spaces, etc) [6]
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[1] Entrance in campus with exhibitions [2] Cafe-bar and classrooms [3] Multifunctional hall interdisciplinary curricula)
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[4] Communion space [5] Computing lab / reading room [6] Structure of the basic elements of composition [2]
[6] COVER mezzanine construction in which are placed installations, and consists of various types of roofing FLEXIBLE SPACE
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primary cell with removable sides and supporting structure in three points BASE
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space for the supporting structure, leveling regulation and installations, coated in panels
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MODULE M9/MASTER PROJECT - INCOMPLETE DREAM OF BELGRADE CONTINUITY February 2011 to July 2011
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MYTHS AND LEGENDS MUSEUM
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mentors: arch. Zoran Djukanovic, arch. Dejan Miljkovic, dr Miodrag Nestorovic, Art Historian Marina Andric co-author: M. Arch Isidora Marcetic
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The “Museum of myths and legends” is the revitalization project for the building on the Belgrade Fortress, which is currently used as exhibition space for natural history museum. The idea is that this museum contains exhibition of Slavic mythology and urban legends. The reason for this is that there are not a lot of material remains of residence from time when Slavs populated fortress, yet, that period lasted for two centuries. Many urban legends would attract the attention of potential visitors (eg, according to popular legend, the first Serbian Masonic Lodge once stood in this place). Aim is to revitalize object in the way it preserves the cultural heritage of Belgrade. The museum is spread over two floors. The first is below ground level and includes the exhibition of urban legends [4], while on the second floor is the exhibition of Slavic mythology [1]. The fifth facade (roof) facility was developed as a public space with various amenities, so as not to jeopardize the appearance of the fortress [3]. [1] Ground floor plan R=1:1000 [2] Section 1-1 R=1:1000 [3] 3d view of the roof [1]
path network path to the lost city network of centers myths and legends museum
[4] 3d view of the underground floor [5] Sketch of the exhibition segment (author of sketch Isidora Marcetic)
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PUBLICATION: „INCOMPLETE DREAM OF BELGRADE CONTINUITY“, 2011 arch. Zoran Djukanovic
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MODULE M9/MASTER PROJECT - INCOMPLETE DREAM OF BELGRADE CONTINUITY February 2011 to July 2011
SQUARE OF THE LOST CITY [2]
mentors: arch. Zoran Djukanovic, arch. Dejan Miljkovic, dr Miodrag Nestorovic, Marina Andric co-author: M. Arch Isidora Marcetic
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The second part of the thesis refers to the “Lost City Square” and the focal point of the fortress. Thus, with the revitalization of the remains of the old Austrian barracks, the square is formed. In revitalized facilities place has been found for Belgrade Fortress administration and its presentation of projects and future plans. In second barrack is commercial zone (cafe-bar, reading room, multi-purpose halls, etc.) which have the function of keeping people in the square and provide content that is currently lacking in this area. Through this project were revitalised two barracks, but are also indicated other potential sites of intervention.
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[1] Ground floor plan of the square R=1:1000
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[2] Plane of barrack 2 basements R=1:500
path network path to the lost city network of centers square of the lost city
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