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students:  Sara Antov, 2nd year Master, Tijana Mačkić 1st year Master, Ana Stefanović 3rd year Bachelor University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture This project is a reaction to a declining number of open, public spaces in the central, densely populated areas of Belgrade. By proposing a public park in the air, instead of on the ground,

students: Katarina Ognjenović, 3rd year Bachelor, Kosta Dimitrijević, 1st year Master University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture The aim of this proposal is to trace the non-constant border of personal space and define spatial relationships among people. By exercising our right to personal space, we directly occupy the air around us.  In indoor spaces,

student: Pavle Marković University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture This projects speculates on the possibility of nomadic habitation within the lower layers of troposphere. In earlier times, nomads  would move when they needed resources. Today, the need to move is triggered by many different factors, such as job requirements, seasonal climate changes, or merely

student: Katarina Ječmenica, 1st year Master University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture   d r e a m y … giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses ( Merriam Webster Dictionary) Can architects push themselves to depart from what the discipline traditionally acknowledged as architectural space in order to explore new territories that take into account

student: Đorđe Bulajić, 1st year Master University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture   This project speculates on alternative ways to treat Belgrade mosquito problems using drone technology. Instead of polluting the air above inhabited lands with aggressive insecticide spraying, drones could be employed to precisely locate and eliminate mosquito larvae habitats as well as individual