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In approaching this year ISUF 2023 Conference organized by and members, we are proud to share with you the Special Issue of Serbian Architectural Journal dedicated to REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON URBAN MORPHOLOGY edited by Ivor Samuels. There is also the contribution of the MorhoLab members on perspective coming from Serbian Urban Morphology Network. See you soon in Belgrade!

ECOBUILT Project - Analogous Maps Workshop

The results derived from the Analogous Maps Workshop represent unique pedagogical, scientific and practical impetus for innovation of- and advancement in- learning and teaching skills, as well as new approaches to higher education in the field of environmentally sensitive and eco-friendly built environment. Analogous Maps intertwine two-pronged challenges: (1) the environmental sensitivity of urban housing, and (2) ecological and social wellbeing of users and communities. The results include the 16 Analogous Maps of iconic urban houses.

Analogous Maps Student Workshop realized as part of the elective courses Space and health: ecological, cultural and psychological influences (teacher: Dr. Jelena Ristić Trajković, associate professor; 3rd year of bachelor studies) and Contemporary Urban House (teacher: Dr. Ana Nikezić, full professor; 1st year of master studies; 4th year of 5-cycle integrated studies) with the support of tutors (Dr. Aleksandra Đorđević, teaching assistant; Mladen Pešić, teaching assistant; Dr. Aleksandra Milovanović, research assistant; M.Arch. Dunja Dedić; M.Arch. Nenad Pavlovic).

🔗ECOBUILT Conference
⏳March 1-2, 2023
📌University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture

➡️MEET THE SPEAKERS - Day 1

When: October 26-27, 2022
Where: Online /// Microsoft Teams Platform
Open: Public
Language: English

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/).

About ECOBUILT Workshop
ECOBUILT Workshop on Teaching Eco-friendly Architecture aims to gather teachers and researchers who will share best teaching practices in the collaborative format which will include presentation of teaching practices and virtual round table on teaching statements. The aim of ECOBUILT Workshop is to identify new T&L practices and skills, as well as novel approaches to higher education in the field of eco-friendly built environment through challenging four tracks: green architecture, urban design, landscape design and restoration design.

📎The ECOBUILT Project responds to an increasing national and Europe-wide demand for professionals with a focus on sustainability who can manage the complexities of the planning process in various fields and at different scales.

The ECOBUILT highlights four concentration tracks: Green Architecture, Landscape Design, Urban Design and Renovation Design.

The ECOBUILT Project objectives are the following:
▫️To design an integrated joint Master's programme in Eco-friendly Built Environment
▫️To develop common integrated regulations and rules concerning admission, selection, student performance, and degree awarding
▫️To ensure QA of the programme with regard to current European Standards of QA
▫️To develop a promotion strategy to recruit talented students from around the world