I am a young architectural designer working at Porta Corcyrensis, fostering my curiosity and expertise in variety of scales. Among other aspects, I focus on renovations, design development, systems integration, accessibility assessment and code compliance.
In addition to pursuing architectural license, I enjoy helping other fellows who are at earlier stages of the same path.
Having left my native Croatia at the age of 17 to pursue education abroad, I am well versed in communication and adaptation to different contexts and environments.
My fulfillment comes from being useful and resourceful to other people.
Workplace Dynamics: Dealing With Difficult Personalities in an Architecture Office, Thu, Jan 13 '22
When hiring new staff, one goal is to assess how a candidate’s personality fits within the office culture. Human resource professionals and hiring teams use various tools, and sometimes personality tests, to help assemble successful teams and office cultures. Despite the effort firms and ...
Insights on Contemporary Mentorship in Architecture and How to Navigate It, Fri, Jul 16 '21
Every so often in conversations and considerations regarding employment, the topic of mentorship gets brought up. Regardless of whether as mentors or mentees or both, most people agree that mentorship is a vital component of an architect’s career. Despite it being recognized as important ...
On the Importance of Feedback: How Architects and Designers Can Improve Office Culture, Fri, Apr 9 '21
Whether you are a new or seasoned professional, being a fast learner is a sought-after characteristic. There are several tools and skills that will help expedite one's career advancement, yet a vital resource is feedback — to have someone share their perspective on your work and give ...
Porta Corcyrensis, Korcula, HR, Architectural Designer
Washington University in St. Louis, Saint Louis, MO, US, MArch, Architecture
Seven semesters of intensive and rigorous architectural design studios with emphasis on environmental systems, structures, as well as architectural history across the cultures. Two semesters abroad - Buenos Aires and Helsinki.
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, US, Bachelors, Architecture
Four semesters of architectural design studios preceded by semesters in extensive 2D and 3D design, as well as courses in sculptural installation and photography. Extensive and writing intensive advanced courses in architectural history and theory.