معرفی
Nenad Šekularac, PhD, is a Full Professor at the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architectural Technologies. He holds engineering licenses from the Serbian Chamber of Engineers and has been actively involved in architectural construction, timber structures, and cultural heritage preservation since 1990. His career includes roles from Assistant to Full Professor, with academic milestones at the Faculty of Architecture (B.Arch 1990, M.Sc. 1997, PhD 2010). He conducted research in Innsbruck (1997–1998) via an ÖAD scholarship and authored textbooks like Drveni rešetkasti nosači (2017). Professional highlights include leading structural engineering projects for architectural objects globally and spearheading the reconstruction of Hilandar Monastery (Mount Athos) since 2004. His work integrates traditional craftsmanship with modern materials, focusing on sustainable solutions for historic structures.
Education
- Bachelor of Architecture (1990), University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture
- Master of Science in Architecture (1997), same institution
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Architecture and Urbanism (2010)
Research & Awards
His research spans timber engineering, historic building rehabilitation, and energy-efficient reconstruction. Notable works include studies on carbon-reinforced timber composites and the structural analysis of monastic architecture. Awards include the ÖAD scholarship and recognition for his textbook contributions.
Professional Contributions
- Member of Hilandar Monastery Rehabilitation Council
- Author of over 50 peer-reviewed articles and chapters in international journals
- Lead designer for culturally significant projects like the Žiča Monastery reconstruction
Labs/Teams
Active in the Department of Architectural Technologies lab, focusing on material science and heritage preservation. Collaborates with international institutions on sustainable building practices.
