Bureau Savamala Belgrade

urban-cultural discourse, public spaces and the city-development, and the contemporary
architectural and urban planning theory and practice. She has published more
than 100 articles for various local and international magazines and has been awarded
by the 36th Annual Serbian Salon of Architecture in the category of Architectural
Criticism. She is a co-editor of Kamenzind magazine, a board member of Urban
Incubator, an architect and an editor at the Center for Cultural Decontamination in
Belgrade.
https://www.clippings.me/ljubicaslavkovic
Boba Stanić is an architect based in Amsterdam. Having finished his studies in Interior
Architecture at the University of Belgrade, he moved to the Netherlands where
he gained his Architectural Masters degree at the Academie van Bouwkunst in Arnhem.
His final year project, “The Lotus Project”, was selected as one of the ten best
European sustainable projects by Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine in Paris, and
in 2009 was nominated for Archiprix International held in Montevideo. He worked
at Claus en Kaan Architecten and Concrete Architectural Associates, both in Amsterdam.
Since 2010 he has run his own office for Architecture—Boba Stanić Architect
is based in Amsterdam and it participates in fields of architecture and interior design
in both national and international projects. His work was exhibited at the Venice
Architecture Biennale in 2008, CITE Paris, Conseil Economique et Social Européen
in Brussels, and Virserum Art Museum in Sweden.
Predrag Terzić graduated from the Belgrade Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of
Painting in 2000, Professor Čedomir Vasić’s class and gained a Master’s degree at the
same class (2003). In 2001, he became a member of the Association of Fine Artists
of Serbia (ULUS). He obtained his PhD in the Interdisciplinary Studies of Theory
of Art and Media, under the mentorship of Professor Divna Vuksanović, PhD, at the
University of Arts, Belgrade. He has had 15 solo exhibitions and participated in more
than 30 group exhibitions in Belgrade and abroad.
www.predragterzic.com
Nina Todorović graduated in 1999 from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of
Painting, class of Professor Čedomir Vasić, and continued her post-graduate studies
in the same class. In 2000, she became a member of the Serbian Association of Artists
as a freelancer, and in 2002 she attained her Master’s Degree. In 2014 she obtained
her PhD in Art (Mentor Professor Mileta Prodanović, PhD). Since 1995 she has
had 37 solo shows and participated in more than 190 group shows and numerous