portfoliodragomir mladenovic

Dragomir Mladenovic

29/08/1991

batemans bay high school graduate 2009

bachelor of arts in architecture graduate 2012- university of canberra

master in architecture graduate 2014- university of canberra

mladenovic_dragomir@yahoo.com

0427 073 611

adobe photoshop - lightroom - indesign - illustrator

autodesk revit architecture

sketchup

lumion

office suite

Ann Cleary - Lecturer in Architecture - 02 6201 2095

Igor Brkic - Director at Affinity Constructions- 02 6280 8240

references

Lorraine Green - Manager at 3 fish cafe - 02 4472 7660

Perception.The understanding that the very lines we draw have the possiblility to hold a power over the observer.

awards/exhibitions

2009 Edwards Construction award

2010 Batemans Bay Youth Foundation Scholarship

2013 Land Axis contour site at the National Potrait Gallery

2014 Elements of Public Space at the Civic Library

education

personal

skills

national carillon masters graphics project

highgate lane2nd year undergrad project

organic + hybrid masters graduation project 2014 exhibition

masters graduation exhibition

canberra’s centenary project exhibited at the national potrait gallery

projectsselected works from 2010-2014

city to the lake 4th year masters project

highgate lane - kingston

This second year undergraduate project looked at an update to Highgate Lane located in the heart of Kingston, ACT, Australia. It currently serves as a one way service lane that gives access to the rear of the buildings which make up the Kingston hub.

The project brief is open to a student’s imagination. Here, there is subtlety and restriction. Described as a ‘full stop’ at the end of the buildable space, the building looks to create a passive, simple gesture upon the lane.

It intergrates a compressed retail space, cultural space, six apartments and a feature top floor restaurant that gives a light-house effect by lighting up and drawing in the people.

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city to the lake project

Organic + Hybrid is a building based around fluid motion. The graduation studio focused on the architectural notion of organto organism. It refers to a building’s elements as ‘organs’ whichwork together to make the structure a working ‘organism’. The brief stated that the building must compise of three major elements or ‘organs’ and that one of these must be a high rise structure.structure.

The finalised design embraces a simple program which is accentuated by the movement through these three elements.the wrapping facade at street level acts as a ‘skin’ around the public sections of the building. It stays seperate from the two cinema pods as the connecting piece, in this case the first levelslab, only touches them at the point of entry. This technique is a bold gesture to solidify the contrast between formal anda bold gesture to solidify the contrast between formal andorganic geometry. Between the element and movement.

The concept intially looked at having two elements as assigned spaces and the third being a connecting circulation space. This soon changed to adopt a two pods - one apartment solution with making the feature language of the building organic circulation.

masters graduation project

Presentation,Graphics and Extra Curricula

canberra’s centenary projectSpecial contour model which shows the landscape along canberra’s axis that links Mt. Ainslie to the Red Hill. It totals 2.4m and contains over 120 layers. Contructed by Will Headland and myself. We also put up a balloon installation on site.

2014 masters in architecture graduation exhibition

While completing my final semester, I also took on the challenge of coordinating, constructing and hosting the 2014 Masters Graduation Exhibition titled ‘Coalesce’. I had a vision for the assigned space and with the help of Will Headland and others, I was able to create a space/evening which was of excellent standard.

Aside from myself tracking down sponsors and organising food, drinks, people and materials, we also made four portable walls which helped to break up the large open room. They fit standard studio panels, are lightweight so they can be moved and are totally collapsable for storage. They were created with the thought in mind that future years could use them for both presentations and exhibitions.

Guest speaker Richard Francis- Jones from renowned firm FJMT.

University’s Professor of Architecture Gevork Hartoonian.

exhibition night 21st november

2010 sketches

2010 sketches

2013 architectural photography

2013 architectural photography