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Filip Mitrović

date of birth: 19.05.1987.nationality: serbian, hungarian (EU)address: Pcinjska 10, 11000 Belgrade, Serbiaphone: +381638622995e-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

2010-2011 Erasmus Mundus exchange program, University “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy 2009-2011 Master of architecture, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture 2006-2009 Bachelor of architecture, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture 2002-2006 The Tenth Grammar School “Mihajlo Pupin”, Belgrade

WORK EXPERIENCE

05-06. 2013 Belgrade Design Week- organization membe 02-05. 2013 First Base Court of Belgrade- architect 09-12. 2012 Space Project, Belgrade - architect, web designer 02-09. 2012 Kon-Form, Belgrade- architect, interior desginer 07-08. 2010 University of Aleppo, Syria- architect/intern 09-11. 2009 AIESEC, Business IT Conference- organization member, graphic designer 07-08. 2009 DUGA Systems, Belgrade- architect at construction site/intern 01-04. 2009 AIESEC, Career Days- organization member 09-11. 2007 AIESEC, New Leader’s Conference- organization member

SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS

10. 2012 Workshop/Seminar- Don’t DAMage the environment, Valencia, Spain 05. 2012 Workshop/Seminar- Design 360°: Interior and communication design, Milan 04. 2012 Congress- Balkan Youth Forum, Kragujevac, Serbia 03. 2012 Workshop/Seminar- BEST Design Week seminar, Belgrade 10. 2010 Seminar- Days of Oris, Zagreb, Croatia 09. 2010 Study trip- The Venice Biennale “Less is more”, Venice, Italy 04. 2010 Study trip- Visiting architecture studios in Lisbon, Portugal 11. 2009 Workshop- National strategy for development od industrial parks, Belgrade 09. 2008 Study trip- The Venice Biennale “Beyond Architecture”, Venice, Italy

SCHOLARSHIPS

2010- 2011 Scholarship for exchange program, Basileus (Erasmus Mundus) 2010 Scholarship for abroad internships, City of Belgrade 2007- 2010 Scholarship for students with high average marks, Republic of Serbia

COMPETITIONS

06. 2012 Architectureal competition: Urban design for architectural solution for collective housing in Lazarevac, Serbia / publication 10. 2012 Public competition for urban-architectural project for social housing and business complex in Ovca, Belgrade / publication

EXHIBITIONS

06. 2013 100% Future Serbia Exhibition / Belgrade Design Week, Beoizglog 10. 2012 Author exhibition of master project / Italian cultural center, Belgrade 05. 2010 Mikser Festival, Belgrade- exhibition of projects “The Wall” and “The Brick” 03. 2010 4of7 Architecture, O3ONE Gallery, Belgrade- exhibition of parametric projects 06. 2009 Exhibition of the best projects of semester, Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade 05. 2008 Belgrade Design Week- Kubo Gallery, Belgrade- Clocks

COMPUTER SKILLS

Autodesk- AutoCAD, 3ds Max, Revit Adobe- Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign Microsoft Office- Word, Power Point, Excel Rhinoceros (Vray, Grasshopper), Archicad, Proshow Producer

LANGUAGES

Serbian - First language (Croatian, Bosnian) English- Full professional proficiency- University of Cambidge / CAE Italian- Full professional proficiency- Università per Stranieri di Siena / CILS, C1 Spanish- Full profesional proficiency- Instituto Cervantes / DELE / level B2 French- Limited working proficiency

OTHER SKILLS

Photography, driving license, furniture design, graphic design

2013

02 museum of vessels / Nemi / Italy

03 ovca housing / Belgrade / Serbia

04 sustainable lodging / Santorini / Greece

05 museum of asian culture / Rome / Italy

06 parametrick wall / Pancevo / Serbia

07 collective housing / Rijeka / Croatia

08 parametrick brick

09 rajiceva hotel / Belgrade / Serbia

10 new city / 3rd Belgrade / Belgrade / Serbia

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01 multi-cube / Lazarevac / Serbia

MULTI-CUBE Lazarevac, Serbia | competition | summer ‘12

Multi-cube is a project focused on a collective housing solution done by a group of six for a competition organized by the city of Belgrade. The main theme of the project is duality. The project site is treated with two different kinds of space, one on the inside and the other on the outside of the block. While the living room and the kitchen are always turned towards the outside, bedrooms look out over the inner garden.

08|09 Multi-cube

The external facade is made out of blocks, where each type of apartment has unique dimensions within the block structure. Therefore the facade can be “read” and follows a certain pattern. Furthermore, common spaces where residents can meet and socialize periodically ‘occur.’

The inner facade is meant to be mostly transparent, but also using a special kind of pattern that produces an intriguing play of light and shadow. Another important issue was the open space and the creation of many attractive ambients around. The whole pro-ject makes visitors wonder what is inside and invites them to discover it.

view toward the inner communal spaces

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- ugao (zapravo dva)

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- staje na lokaciju- lep prostor u sredini- prati dva ulicna fronta

- gazi gradj. liniju- nedovoljni razmak izmedju ove dve(treba bar 15m)- mozda to sto ni jedan blok ne pratiulicu

- opet �n prostor u sredini- paralelne fasade

- gazi gradj. liniju- ugao

- opet �n prostor u sredini- paralelne fasade

- ono manje dvoriste mozda mracno- problem sa ulicnom/dvorisnom fasadom srednje stangle- generalno mozda problemudvajanja unutrasnjeg dvorista

- jedan ulicni front ispracen

MUSEUM OF VESSELS Nemi, Italy | 2nd year master | spring ‘12

This project represents my Master thesis and it started to develop in a group of three, at ”La Sapienza” University in Rome during my exchange program. While the main con-cept of the site was shaped in a group, in the next steps each member focused on solv-ing one building individually. Later on in Belgrade, upon those foundations from Rome, I developed the project more thoroughly and in greater detail, eventually graduating with the highest grade.

The project involves the development of a system of 4 buildings and the public spaces connecting the area between the existing Museum of Ships in Nemi, Rome and the nearby lake front. These four buildings accommodate activities related to the exhibiting function completing the museum offer. They correspond to the four distinct functional areas with particular attention to the archaeological context and natural surroundings.

The main idea was to overlap three different pieces of a puzzle: water, grass and built structures presented as tracks. In one direction tracks are going towards the lake but in the other there is a system of paths parallel to the lake and those two entities overlap throughout the entire site forming an harmonious interwaving. The green, wavy roof of the buildings is used as a place where visitors come to relax but also other areas offer a variety of different contents.

Weaving produces strength by combining two weak systems in a reciprocal pattern.*

*Aranda_Lasch-Tooling

14|15 Museum of vessels

OVCA HOUSING Belgrade, Serbia | competition | fall ‘11

The main idea for this project of social housing was to create a cozy neighbourhood and an open public space in between. The proposition for the competition considers es-tablishing three separate entities which would be built in three different phases. Being very limited with space although having boundless fields of crops and no other settle-ment around, the concept was to turn edifices towards inside rather than outside.

Other than residential buildings the competition proposed positioning a school, a kindergarten and a nursing home. The school is situated outside of the residential grid as it needs more space for different kind of sport facilities while the two other buildings are put inside of the blocks.

Disposition of the building on the site

Diagram section showing modification of the main volume

24|25 Ovca housing

Projekat stambeno-poslovnog kompleksa u naselju Ovča

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26|27 Ovca housing

Projekat stambeno-poslovnog kompleksa u naselju Ovča



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Santorini, Greece | 2nd year master | spring ‘11SUSTAINABLE LODGING

Santorini resort centre is a fully sustainable hotel which I designed with my Spanish colleague in Rome. The location is very attractive and it draws many tourists throughout the year but also the nature is taken into account while thinking on the design. There are two entities on this resort, one represents the hotel centre with functions like lobby, restau-rant, gym, retail, pool and sauna while the other part is composed of accommodation units turned towards the open sea and beach. Rooms are lined in a way that each room has its own intimate terrace giving the visitors a feeling of serenity. Each room is naturally venti-lated, has solar panels and rainwater collectors.

30|31 Sustainable lodging

Sapienza/ Universita’ di Roma/ Facolta’ di Architettura Valle Giulia/ Corso di Progettazione Ambientale/ anno academico 2010-2011/ Pro�.ssa Arch . Consuelo Nava/ Studenti_ Lluis Llop, Filip Mitrovic/Erasmus Progetto di alloggio turistico a Santorini

Analisi e studio sul contesto- architettura segue paessagio

Analisi della tipologia di diversi posti per progetto e identi�cazione di zona di progetto

-fonte termale-mare apperto-diversi tipi di topologia-vicinanza di porto-area isolata

-percoso dipende di spessore dei contorni-quando pendenza e’ piu grande- percorso va di fronte a appartamenti, in questo caso il tetto di proseguita stanza si usa come terazza-quando pendenza e’ piu piccola- percorso va dietro di appartamenti, terazza e’ spostata anche dietro di percorso

Architettura segue paesagioesempi Palea KameniSantorini

La foto di Palea Kameni

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Studio del “tipo”

Studio del “tipo” piante e sezzioni scala 1:100

Distribuzione di sistema per racoglere acqua

Paneli solari Ventilazione

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Sistema per riscaldare la piscina

Tip2Area di una stanza- 23m2Persone=223m2⁄ 80=0,29kW0,29kW*12/1,5=2,3m2Area di paneli fotovoltaici per stanza=2,3m2Areadi paneli solari=2

Tip3Area di una stanza- 20m2Persone=220m2⁄ 80=0,25kW0,25kW*12/1,5=2m2Area di paneli fotovoltaici per stanza=2m2Areadi paneli solari=2


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The Museum of Asian culture represents a place where all cultures collide. This is not only a exposition space since beneath it there is a piazza where people meet and interact. The museum’s emphasized form represents the unity of the Asian continent but also a vol-ume that reacts with Termini train station´s physique. There are strong links connecting the ground floor and the upper part of the museum which also represent a logical extension of the Termini corridor. The museum is inclined so the square can receive more sun. The interior space is entirely open and transparent being divided only by platforms of varying heights.

Rome, Italy | 2nd year master | spring ‘11MUSEUM OF ASIAN CULTURE

Freehand sketches of the starting ideas

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34|35 Museum of culture

PARAMETRIC WALL Pancevo, Serbia | 1st year master | spring ‘10

Concrete is used more than any other construction material in the world. This project presents a design for a 700 meter long and 3 meter tall concrete wall. The purpose of this exercise was to develop understanding of the relationship between the fabrication process-es and the design.

Work process was structured around the series of plaster models meant to simulate casting techniques used in the building industry. The project is parametric and uses differ-ent type of moulds to produce texture effects. As the moulds change the whole structure gets different shapes and therefore can be more or less stable. Finally the chosen design represents a random distribution of the holes and when put several times next to each other it does not give the impression of repetition.

Variations and possibilities

38|39 Parametric wall

Diagram showing the proces of the formation of the wall

Process of making the plaster model

COLLECTIVE HOUSING Rijeka, Croatia | 1st year master | Fall ‘09

The project geometry is developed around a uniform tilling system. Initially, rhombitrihexagonal pattern is applied along the terrain contour lines to form a set of cascading platforms enabling better use of space and opening views towards the sea.

In a relation with pedestrian and other com-munications, two geometrical shapes, triangle and quadrant, form lots for its inhabitants. The pro-ject has the power to change its shape, as system can adapt to the various requirements of its users therefor there are several variations of number of inhabitants, 100 units, 150 units and 200 units in order to observe in what way the whole complex can change.

Diagram of representative sections

42|43 Collective housing

Wooden model

44|45 Collective housing

PARAMETRIC BRICK anywhere l 1st year master l fall ‘09

This project is the final result of the exercise started with the Rhino tutorial earlier that semester. From then on I gradually developed formal strategies around primal architectural reasoning. Parametric modelling tools were exploited for the development of structural, or-ganizational and geometrical logic. I examined in what way the simple brick can be remod-elled maintaining some of its features through a parametric modelling. By increasing the number of modules and the size and shape of the openings I managed to develop a great number of different kinds of simulations. From that number I picked four most typical rep-resentatives and created a scale 1:1 model of all four of them.

48|49 Parametric brick

Grasshopper (Rhino) model

ground floor first floor

This hotel complex which I designed as my bachelor thesis is a free-standing structure and it is composed of three parts. The first part is turned towards the city library having the same height. In this segment there is a restaurant, administrative offices and shops at the same level. The second part accommodates casino, billiards, pool, disco club while the third part consists of atower containing apartments and rooms and it is 12 floors high. The tower is inclined to give a better view to visitors but also not to cast a shadow on the square in front of it and creates a logical ending to a route from the Terazije square opening with Pal-ace of Albania, along the Prince Mihailova.

RAJICEVA HOTEL Belgrade, Serbia l 3rd year bachelor l spring ‘09

first floor second floor

I studied urban planning for one semester and while the first part of the project was done in a group its main development was done individually. The project site is the so called Third Belgrade which is very close to the centre but on the other side of the Danube, thus badly connected.

While discussing what values we are going to support in our project, my colleges and I started to develop each part of the site alone. My task was to find a way to introduce sport activities together with apartment blocks. I separated them as two entities. The main idea is to create an attractive open space and connect it with apartment blocks creating many unique small areas with different atmosphere.

Research of various aspects of the location

NEW CITY - 3RD BELGRADE Belgrade, Serbia l 3rd year bachelor l fall ‘08

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