Predrag Jovanović

Predrag Jovanović is a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Urbanism at the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture, actively contributing to education and research since 2012. He is currently pursuing his PhD thesis on the influence of modernist housing blocks on community gathering spaces in New Belgrade, mentored by Professor Vladan Đokić.

• B.Arch and M.Arch in Architecture and Urbanism (2009–2011), University of Belgrade
• PhD studies at University of Belgrade and La Sapienza, Rome (2015–2025)

Research Interests focus on participatory urban design, open public spaces, and modernist urban structures. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary challenges in super-block communities and railway infrastructure planning.

Recent Articles examine topics ranging from climate-resilient urban design to railway system optimization, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with transportation engineering and community-led development. Key themes include:

• Modernist urban legacy in Belgrade and Rome
• Data-driven approaches to station capacity analysis
• Intersection of architectural theory and technical systems

Professional Roles include:

• Teaching Assistant (Faculty of Architecture, 2011–2016)
• Part-time engagements in architectural projects
• Accreditation commission member (since 2017)

His collaborations span international projects like the Alghero–Negotin initiative (2015–2019) and research at Keio University (2012).