Hotel "Igalo" in Igalo, Montenegro - Special mention
Pich-Aguilera Arquitectos
Co-authors
: Ksenija Bunjak dia, M. Arch, Vanja Panic dia
We have turned to the new concept of hotel and applied the principles of sustainability to the hospitality, combining ecology and design as a passport to comfort and well being of guests. This is a construction that is made with ecological criteria following the principles of building biology and utilization of renewable energies.
We have raised the level of sustainability and respect for the environment and presented them as a main point of the project. In this sense, we propose a bioclimatic architecture which uses the natural conditions of the environment, such as orientation, prevailing winds and incorporation of vegetation in the building.
Residential and business facility in Petrovac, Montenegro
- First prize
Ksenija Bulatović, dipl.ing.arh., Vesna Cagić-Milošević, dipl.ing.arh.
Co-authors
: Ksenija Bunjak, d.i.a. – M. Arch., Daniela Perović, dipl.ing.arh., Slađana Meseldžija, aps.arh
3D model: Andreja Mitrović, d.i.a. – M. Arch., Tijana Lapčević, d.i.a. – M. Arch.
The area of former bus station, a significant „peninsula“: freed, relieved, opening views toward the town. Introduction of a circular intersection in immediate vicinity of the mentioned lot stresses the slowdown at this point, enhancing the importance of this location.
Competition for HKBCF+, Hong Kong
Bratislav Gaković dia
Zoran Lazović dia
Vanja Panic dia
Ksenija Bunjak dia M. Arch
Milena Grbić dia
Nemanja Zorić dia M. Arch
Ivan Zorić dia M. Arch
Aleksandra Kirn dia M. Arch
Aleksandar Bobić
Creating aesthetic identity by utilising unusual yet functional and constructible shape, Coral Lake at the top and the energy producing waterfalls
Supernatural ECO pavilion
Bunjak Ksenija d.i.a. – M. Arch.
Aleksić Nikola d.i.a. – M. Arch.
Ever since prehistoric times, man has known how to orient his home, hearth or shelter, respecting natural conditions. Thus, settlements have grown throughout centuries, with orientation toward South East. Nenad Miloradović has come to an optimized facility base, which seems to present a “compromise solution to winter and summer needs of energy“ (Miloradović, Nenad. “Niskoenergetske zgrade - bioklimatska unapređenja primerena Beogradu”. („Low energy buildings – bioclimatic improvements suitable for Belgrade“), Arhitektura i urbanizam, 2006.).
Fish Market in Novi Sad
Bunjak Ksenija d.i.a. – M. Arch.
Aleksić Nikola d.i.a. – M. Arch.
The Competition subject is an architectural and planning blueprint for the Republic Square with Fish Market in Novi Sad. The proposed architectural and planning solution gives spatial organization of new Republic Sqaure, as well as architectural solutions for the purposes named (fish market, green market and a facility for culture and information). The site is in the very centre of Novi Sad, on the northern brim of the Old Town Core and vicinity of the Danube River and the large city park - Dunavski Park (the Danube Park).
Reconstruction of Belgrade Palilula green market
- Honorable mention and buyout
Bunjak Ksenija d.i.a. – M. Arch.
Nestorović Božidar d.i.a.
Bulatović Ksenija d.i.a.
The proposed architectural and town-planning solution provides spatial organization for a new Palilula green market, with enlarged contents in order to utilize this space in capacity of a square.
Given that squares are venues for gathering, and markets have always been the places of real life images of any nation, the project’s idea was to create an ambience that would become a new city’s stage.
The Faculty of Arts' university complex
in Cetinje, Montenegro
Panić Vanja d.i.a
Bunjak Ksenija d.i.a.– M. Arch.
Kirn Aleksandra d.i.a.– M. Arch.
Aleksić Nikola d.i.a.– M. Arch.
The proposed architectural and planning solution provides a spatial organization of the Faculty of Arts’ new University complex, as well as architectural solutions for all facilities and contents envisaged by the terms of reference for the stated purposes.
All the facilities are located in Cetinje’s historical core zone. Cultural monuments of historical importance are protected.
The Wine Village, Šipčanik, Podgorica
Team of authors:
Ksenija Bulatović, Ksenija Bunjak, Slađana Meseldžija, Daniela Perović,
Igor Vujačić, Andreja Mitrović Konsultant: Branko Lompar
The location of Vinsko Selo is situated within the Šipčanik complex, east of Podgorica (Capital of Montenegro), toward Tuzi. The complex is tangential with the traffic line connecting Podgorica, Tuzi and the border crossing of Božaj. On the very top of the Šipčanik hill there is an archaeological site, the shape and position of which has served for the concept development. Concentric contour lines of the hill remind of fingerprint, however, the space’s identity is not single.
Pireus tower
Bratislav Gaković dia
Zoran Lazović dia
Ksenija Bunjak dia M. Arch
Milena Grbić dia
Nemanja Zorić dia M. Arch
Ivan Zorić dia M. Arch
Aleksandra Kirn dia M. Arch
Aleksandar Bobić
Pixelation is the visual method by which we propose to de-materialise or to reduce the bulk of building – a step necessary to blend it in with its surroundings and to make it a viable and contemporary landmark building.
EPK – European Capital Of Culture - DRAVA RIVER 2012
Zoran Lazivic dia
Vanja Panic dia
Nemanja Zorić dia M. Arch
Ivan Zorić dia M. Arch
Ksenija Bunjak dia M. Arch
Aleksandra Kirn dia M. Arch
Milena Grbić dia M. Arch
The main concept of footway and bicycle bridge was not to be the shortest river crossing, but to exist as a place of detaining. In that sense, „city bridge side“ is open to the town of Maribor. That opening is embodied as a small stands for sitting and resting by which the user can be brought down near the Drava River
City centre
along the Radnička Street – Novi Sad
Bulatović Ksenija d.i.a.
Bunjak Ksenija d.i.a.– M. Arch.
Nestorović Božidar, d.i.a.
Aleksić Nikola d.i.a.– M. Arch.
Perović Daniela d.i.a.
Meseldžija Slađana aps. arh.
Vujačić Igor d.i.a.
The proposed architectural and town-planning solution provides a spatial organization of new city centre with administrative facilities that form a new urban ambience along the Radnička Street.
Shelters in Montenegro
Bunjak Ksenija d.i.a.– M. Arch.
Nestorović Božidar, d.i.a.
Bulatović Ksenija d.i.a.
Meseldžija Slađana aps. arh.
Perović Daniela d.i.a.
Vujačić Igor d.i.a.
Shelters for pedestrians and cyclists across typical zones of Montenegro are envisaged as contemporary interpretation of traditional houses in the area, with use of natural material only – primarily stone, as characteristic of Montenegrin landscape.
