Nerma Omićević

Dr. Nerma Omićević is an Assistant Professor and Architecture Program Coordinator at the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, International University of Sarajevo. She holds a doctoral degree from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb, with thesis focusing on urban landscape identity during and after disasters. Her expertise spans architectural design, urban rehabilitation post-disasters, and memorial landscapes.

Education Background:

• Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Architecture from University of Sarajevo
• Doctoral dissertation (University of Zagreb): 'Identity of Urbanscapes During Disasters and Post-Disasters'

Research Interests:

• Disaster resilience in urban design
• Post-war urban rehabilitation
• Memorialization and urban identity
• Climate adaptation strategies
• Comparative disaster case studies

Her work bridges architectural practice with socio-cultural aspects of urban transformation, emphasizing sustainable solutions for disaster-affected environments.

Recent articles focus on urban landscape transformation, memorial spaces, and comparative analysis of disaster case studies. Key themes include resilient infrastructure, cultural heritage preservation, and socio-spatial dynamics in post-disaster contexts.

No scientific awards explicitly mentioned in provided texts. Professional experience includes government sector work on recycling projects and design implementation.

Labs/Teams: Active in interdisciplinary research groups focusing on urban resilience and post-conflict architecture at the International University of Sarajevo.