We are delighted to share that the deadline for SAJ vol 15, issue 1 (2022) has been extended to the 30th of November and that the Call for papers is available on the journal website. Inspired by the Japanese identity(-ies) and its spatial manifestations, guest editor, Teaching Assistant PhD Ivan Filipović, from the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Belgrade, invites researchers to contribute with papers exploring the relationship between architectural design and the theory of (Japanese) identity(-ies). Please submit your papers, as per Author Gudielines, until the 30th of November 2022. For more details, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Editorial Office at saj@arh.bg.ac.rs.

ECOBUILT Workshop will be held in online format (webinar-based event) on October 26 and 27, 2022. The workshop is a training activity within ERASMUS + program (ERASMUS-EDU-2021-EMJM-DESIGN — Erasmus Mundus Design Measures), the 15-month international project ECOBUILT – Eco-friendly Built Environment (n. 2101050081). This project is a result of mutual efforts of partner institutions: Riga Technical University, Latvia (beneficiary – https://www.rtu.lv/en), University of Genoa, Italy (co-beneficiary – https://unige.it/en/), and University of Belgrade, Serbia (co-beneficiary and hosting institution of the workshop – www.bg.ac.rs/en/).

University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture in the week from 27. - 30. September begins the new 2022/2023 school year with the manifestation of the WEEK WITH ARCHITECTURE 2022. The event contains a series of activities aimed at informing the professional and general public about the educational process and research in the field of architecture conducted by the Faculty.

The 2nd International conference of the DANUrB+ Project was organised in Sombor, Serbia, and Baja, Hungary, on August 26-27, 2022. The topic of the conference was regional branding and the network building of cultural economy and tourism. Therefore, the conference aimed to find common tracks, living and forgotten/or hidden remnants of cultural heritage in Danubian countries and beyond, which can be re-discovered and activated for regional identity and brand building. Regional branding is an umbrella term. This is a connection between the individual and collective reputation, where a special respect is given to quality, value adding and the strengthening of regional identity. Hence, the branding becomes an important tool for local/regional development and community building.

DANURB+ DANube Urban Brand + Building Regional and Local Resilience through the Valorization of Danube’s Cultural Heritage (2020-2022)...

Art Gallery Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment, Studentski trg 5; Grand opening: July 16th at 7PM..

A building camp for students within the international INTERREG “DANUrB+” Project was held in Golubac on June 21-24, 2022. Students and teaching staff of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade participated, with the support and assistance of the representatives of local partner – Golubac Municipality: municipal tourist organisation, municipal library and the citizens, as well as with a donation from the “Arhi.pro” private company...

Second-year MASA students, Anja Pantić and Zorana Jović won the first prize at the international student competition NEWH Green Voice Design Competition. The selection of works was made by the NEWH, Inc. Scholarship committee, after which the project was chosen as the best of five final works. Students will have the opportunity to present their project within BDNY - Boutique Design New York, a leading fair and conference that brings together architects, designers and professionals in the field of hospitality in New York, in November 2022. At the mentioned event, they will be awarded the NEWH Green Voice Scholarship in the amount of $ 7,500.

Teachers Training Workshop will be held at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture on June 16 and 17, 2022. The workshop is a training activity within ERASMUS + program (KA220-HED - Cooperation partnerships in higher education - Call 2021), the two-year international project CliCCHE - Climate Change, Cities, Communities and Equity in Health (n. 2021-1-IT02-KA220-HED-000032223). This project is a result of mutual efforts of partner institutions: Universita Degli Studi Di Camerino, Camerino, Marche, Italy (beneficiary - www.unicam.it), Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche, Roma, Italy (co-beneficiary - www.cnr.it), The Cyprus Institute, Lefkosia, Cyprus, (co-beneficiary - www.cyi.ac.cy), Instituto Universitario De Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal (co-beneficiary - www.iscte.pt), University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia (co-beneficiary and hosting institution of the workshop - www.bg.ac.rs/en/) and associated partner cities: Valjevo, Nicosia, Lisboa and San Benedetto del Tronto

Two representatives of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade – Prof. Aleksandra Djukić and Asst. Branislav Antonić – participated in the meeting of the DANUrB+ INTERREG Project in Calarasi, Romania, on May 30-June 3, 2022. The meeting sessions were also attended by the associate partners of the faculty from Smederevo and Sombor. The topics of the sessions were: action plans for Danubian cities and towns, work with stakeholders at the local level, establishing the project quality label and intangible cultural heritage along the Danube. Aside od the sessions, faculties of architecture from Budapest and Belgrade agreed about joint activities in the area of Sombor in Serbia and Baja in Hungary.

Students and teaching staff of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade participated in the Erasmus+ workshop of the CREATIVE DANUBE Project in Calarasi, Romania, May 30-June 3, 2022. Five students (Nikola Mitrović, Marko Milosavlјević, Milica Ristović, Neda Stamenković & Milen Galetin) worked for five days with colleagues from the faculties of architecture from Krems, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Novi Sad and Bucharest on revitalisation projects for Calarasi, as a middle-sized Danubian city. The projects of all student groups were presented on the last day of the workshop, with an additional debate. Two mentors were in front of the faculty: Asst.Prof. Danijela Milovanović Rodić and Asst. Jelena Marić.

We are delighted to share that the Call for Papers for the SAJ vol 15, issue 1 (2022) is available on the journal website. Inspired by the Japanese identity(-ies) and its spatial manifestations, guest editor, Teaching Assistant PhD Ivan Filipović, from the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Belgrade, invites researchers to contribute with papers exploring the relationship between architectural design and the theory of (Japanese) identity(-ies). Please submit your papers, as per Author Gudielines, until 31 October 2022. For more details, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Editorial Office at saj@arh.bg.ac.rs.

2nd June 2022 ,12:15h, Amphitheatre

Students of the Master Studies in Integral Urbanism from the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade upon return to Serbia - letter and impressions of Professor Jerry Anthony, Ph.D. FAICP, Associate Professor at SPPA.

Launched in 2022 as a collaboration between the RIBA and Scott Brownrigg Architects, the RIBA Scott Brownrigg Award for Sustainable Development funds research to address environmental and ethical issues and enhance the quality of life of communities across the globe. It offers £5,000 to individuals or teams interested in developing research projects or practical work in architecture-related topics associated with one or more of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations Global Compact..

Understanding the concept of the built environment is inextricably linked to the elements that are built into it (nature, culture, ecology, economy, etc.). To research this phenomenon, it is necessary to pay special attention to both contextual (social, technological, political) and time determinants (interaction of past, present and future). The specificity of the Japanese built environment, its perception and interpretation is a challenge, precisely because of its complexity, contradictions and underlined (self-proclaimed) uniqueness. Any phenomenon in Japan can be viewed in two ways: from the "outside" and/or "inside". The lecture " An Alternative2 Guide to Japan’s Built Environment " was conceived to provide an "outside" viewpoint. Looking from the sidelines, focusing on space, displaced from the context in which the phenomena originated, it is possible to discover the complex structures that mark Japanese architecture, urbanism and the built environment as unique...

The deadline for students application is extended until Tuesday, 17th of May!!!