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CEUS is a professional association of architects and urban planners devoted to multidisciplinary research, innovation and development.

Individually, we have built a sound knowledge base and a substantial know-how contributing to planning and management of the EU and GEF funded projects.

We have had a strong international exposure which resulted in a wide professional network across countries and continents and profound working experience in Serbian and European contexts.

 

Experiments represent our willingness to support take-up, deployment and application of innovative solutions for urban problems through pilot projects. Moreover, experiments encompass our efforts to introduce novelties in terms of procedures, collaborations and small-scale interventions.

Along with that, through carefully conducted studies we constantly question and explore urban development, urban planning and its relation to technological advancement, as well as architectural theory and practice.

We aim at enhancing inter-institutional and inert-sectorial cooperation and stimulating synergies in an urban environment.

 

Our Core Team 

CEUS is a professional association of architects and urban planners devoted to multidisciplinary research, innovation and development.

Individually, we have built a sound knowledge base and a substantial know-how contributing to planning and management of the EU and GEF funded projects.

We have had a strong international exposure which resulted in a wide professional network across countries and continents and profound working experience in Serbian and European contexts.

 

Experiments represent our willingness to support take-up, deployment and application of innovative solutions for urban problems through pilot projects. Moreover, experiments encompass our efforts to introduce novelties in terms of procedures, collaborations and small-scale interventions.

Along with that, through carefully conducted studies we constantly question and explore urban development, urban planning and its relation to technological advancement, as well as architectural theory and practice.

We aim at enhancing inter-institutional and inert-sectorial cooperation and stimulating synergies in an urban environment.

 

Our Core Team 

Ana Mitić

Ana is a licensed architect and urban planning professional form Serbia, with M.Sc. degree in International Cooperation and Urban Development (Technical University Darmstadt, Germany) and MA in Development Economics and International Co-operation (University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’, Italy). As an architect, she worked in Spain (urban plans of special heritage protection), Serbia (housing projects with project coordination and management) and Cyprus (project of the New Nicosia Town Hall Complex). In the field of urban development, she gained experience in preparation and management of sustainable transport projects for FP7 and CIP IEE frameworks with the consulting organization ISIS – Italy, on GEF funded project with the UNDP Serbia and on IPA projects working for the Ministry of Construction and Urban Planning, Government of the Republic of Serbia. She was a member of the Sector Working Groups for Programming and Monitoring of EU funds and Development Assistance for Transport and Environment and a member of the Negotiating Groups for Transport (NG 14), Trans-European Networks (NG 21), Regional Policy and Coordination of Structural Instruments (NG 22) and Environment (NG 27) for the accession of the Republic of Serbia to the European Union. She is a PhD Candidate in Spatial Planning at the Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade. [ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  ] 

 

Marija Martinović

Marija is a PhD Candidate at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade. After her master studies she was a Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Architecture for four years. Her subject of interest is modern architecture, especially in the area of socialist heritage (Memorial Monuments and Local Community Centers). She was involved in various projects regarding modern architectural heritage. The most recent was the EU Project on industrial heritage Technical assistance for the establishment of the Regional Cultural Heritage Centre in Senjski Rudnik old mine. [ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  ]