DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, CIVIL ENGINEERING AND GEODESY :: ENGINEERING ACADEMY OF SERBIA

(1933, Bijeljina, Republic of Srpska)
Mr. Avakumović graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Belgrade in 1960 and received his MSc degree with thesis “Cascade hydroelectric power stations in electrical power system”. In 1982 he obtained Ph.D. degree at the same Faculty.
He worked for 13 years at construction sites of the most significant water management structures, after which he committed to teaching and scientific work at Civil Engineering faculties in Belgrade (where he was full-time employee), Nis and Banja Luka and the Agricultural Faculty in Belgrade.
Mr. Avakumović worked on dam “Batlava” near Pristina, pressure pipeline Prugovci – Pristina and reservoir in Obilic in Kosovo and Metohija, all of which were parts of complex water management system which supplied water for thermal power station in Obilic, on a construction of HE Bajina Basta and on a construction of Djerdap System. He managed the technical preparation at HE Mratinje as a chief engineer and also worked on the project of building organization.
During this period he finished many important projects concerning irrigation, drainage and water pump stations in the country, as well as abroad. He worked on planning and modeling of large hydrotechnical and water resource systems: Water resource system of Black Sea basin of Montenegro, General project of irrigation of Stig, Preliminary and main project of irrigation of Radini in Istria, Main project of drainage of Negotin valley, Main project of irrigation of Negotin valley, General solution of water supply system of Macva, General solution of water supply system of Srem, Water resource system of Serbia, Water resource system of Montenegro. He is one of the designers of the Case study of constructional and hydrotechical solution and the Main project of large water pump station Beni Amrane (16 MW), which supplies the water for city of Algiers with 27 large structures.
Mr. Avakumović received many decorations and awards, as well as significant October award of Belgrade for the most valuable achievement in the area of technical and mathematical sciences and production innovation in 1994.

(1950, Belgrade)
Mr. Arsić graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the University in Belgrade in 1976. From 1975 till 1990 he was employed in the enterprise Architecture and Urban Planning, in the enterprise Invest-bureau, as the chartered designer and the chief designer, or worked in the status of a freelance artist. As of 1990, he is employed at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, from 2005, at the function of full professor at the Department of Urban Planning and Spatial Planning. Heads his own studio at the third year of studies, mentors graduating students within the basic studies and, in parallel, teaches at the courses „Continuity in Construction of a City“ and „Urban Design Composition“ within the master studies.
Individually or within various working teams, he participated in over three hundred projects, involving town planning, architectural, and interior designs. Mr. Arsić is author of over a hundred published texts, both in the country and abroad, in the area of urban planning, city development, and architectural theory and practice, as well as of 11 studies. He also has four monographs published.
His major realized designs, as author or in a cooperation with other authors are: Hotel «Laguna II», Gradac at Sea, Croatia, housing project «Bežanijska kosa I and II», Belgrade, urban design project, Bus Terminal and Shopping Mall in Požega, University of Natural Sciences, Museum, and Sports Center in Jakutsk, the Republic of Saha, Russia, Astra Bank, Belgrade, being realized, the Parliament of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Kazan Kremlin, II Corpus, Kazan, Tatarstan (Russia), Sports and Commercial Complex Millennium, Vršac, business district of Gasprom-Srojtransgas, Moscow, Russia, interior design, STG Bank, Moscow, Russia, with B. Palui, Congress and Cultural Center and TV studios.
Mr. Arsić is winner of numerous international and domestic awards and acknowledgments. He is a member of the International Academy of Architecture IAA.

(1939, Skopje, FYR Macedonia)
Mr. Đorđević graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Belgrade in 1962. On that same faculty he obtained his master's degree with thesis "Dynamic behavior of buildings under the machine-generated loadings". In 1989 he defended his doctoral thesis.
He started his work in OGP "7th July" in Belgrade. Later on he worked a couple of years in designing firm "Srbija", than in "Mašinoprojekt", "Industroinvest" and "Lola inženjering". During that period he underwent all phases of designer's development – from a beginner, to a chief designer, chief engineer and assistant manager for design. In later period he was engaged in "Energoprojekt" as an adviser for some fifteen years.
In 1989 he started working as a teacher on Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad. There he was elected docent, assistant professor and full professor. He taught objects from the group of Theory of Structures: Statics, Theory of Plates and Shells and Dynamics.
He has published 66 scientific and expert papers of versatile themes, mostly on foundation and machine foundation and wrote three published textbooks and one monograph: “Foundations of tool machines”.
For his work Mr. Đorđević was awarded with mere acknowledgements and rewards. Also, he was awarded the Medal of Work with silver crown.

(1939, Užice)
Mr. Joksić graduated in 1964 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Belgrade. He obtained his Masters degree in 1974 and his Doctoral degree in 1974, both from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade.
Mr. Joksic teaches Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing courses at the undergraduate and graduate studies. He was a visiting professor at the Technical University of Hannover, Institut fuer Photogrammetrie und Ingenieurvermessungen and the Technical University of Vienna, Institut fuer Photogrammetrie und Fernerkundung.
He is the author and co-author of a number of books and monographs in the fields of photogrammetry and remote sensing. He initiated and contributed significantly to the development and application of the Analytical Photogrammetry in Yugoslavia, especially in the fields of surveying, architectural photogrammetry, civil engineering and industry. In the last two decades Mr. Joksić has been the manager of numerous scientific and research projects, with results successfully implemented into the photogrammetrical practice in Yugoslavia. In recent years he was involved in the application of new technologies in the fields of photogrammetry and remote sensing.
Mr. Joksić is the former Dean of the School of Civil Engineering and the ex-General Manager of the Institute for Geodesy. Until recently, he was the Director General of the Surveying Authority of the Republic of Serbia.

(1940, Gacko, Republic of Srpska)
Mr. Kovačević graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Univeristy of Belgrade in 1963. He received Master degree in Engineering Sciences at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade in 1976, and became Philosophy Doctor in Technical Science at Technical University in Graz, Austria in 1978.
During his employment in Energoprojekt he was Head of Research Department for HPP Kafue, Zambia, Head of Surveying Dept, in charge of organization and supervision of surveying works in designing and performance of Energoprojekt projects in the country and abroad, Director of Energoprojekt –Hidroinženjering, General Director and Chairman of the Board of directors of Energoprojekt Holding.
As Head of Energoprojekt Surveying Department he successfully managed and organized the surveying service at all sites in the country and in more than 40 countries abroad. As director of Energoprojekt-Hidroinzenjering, Mr. Kovačević prepared the program and business plan of the company during two terms 1986-1990 and 1983-1986, during which an extraordinary business results were achieved, ranking Energoprojekt-Hidroinzenjering between the twenty most successful design and consulting companies in the world, in fields of hydro-engineering and infrastructural projects. As elected General Director and President of the Board of Directors, prepared the program and business plan of Energoprojekt system within 1990-2000. From 2000 he has worked as General Director of Generama (Greece) branch in Belgrade and President, General Director and owner of Kodeco Ltd.
Mr. Kovačević was guest professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade. Now he is Professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Podgorica. He has published 22 different articles and one Textbook „Management“.
For his work he has obtained the following awards: Prize of the Belgrade University, Energoprojekt Prize, Decoration of the President of the Republic, Charter of Yugoslav Chamber of Commerce for special results achieved in management

(1939, Belgrade)
Mr. Kostić graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Belgrade, the Structural Engineering Department in 1963. After graduation he worked at ''Pre-stressed Concrete'' design office in Belgrade, as a designer, ''Brodoimpeks'', as Engineering Manager, in company for navigable waterways ''Ivan Milutinović'', as a designer of maritime structures, The Highway Institute, Belgrade in the Institute of Construction Technology, as a chief engineer and in VIA Project in Belgrade.
During his professional work he worked on design and supervision of various structures, as an associate – firstly, as a structural engineer and later as a designer. The most important structures in which he has been involved as an associate are: Dry dock for ocean-going vessels in Bijela, Montenegro, the „Freedom Bridge“ in Novi Sad, bridge over the Vrbas River in Jajce, B&H, bridge over the Neretva River near Rogotina, B&H, bridge near Šibenik in Zaton, Croatia, bridge Land – Krk, Croatia, maritime structures in Bar and Bijela, Montenegro, concrete dock in Mumbai, India, bridge over the Morača River in Podgorica, Montenegro, etc.
The most Important structures designed by Mr. Kostić are: Bridge over the dam on the Tisza River, bridge over the Tamiš River near Idvor, six bridges over the Ibar River, two bridges over the West Morava River, petroleum berth in Bar, Montenegro, vertical quay of the Port of Pančevo on the Danube, Ceramic Tile Factory in Ub.
He has participated in reconstruction of war-damaged bridges such as: Bridge over the Bosna River in Modriča, B&H, bridge over the Sutjeska River in Tjentište, Republic of Srpska, bridge over the Bistrica River in Srbinje, Republic of Srpska, bridge over the Uvac River near Kokin Brod, stone bridge near Brvenik, bridge over the Moravica River in Bujanovac, bridge over the Old Begej River near Žitište; the “Freedom Bridge” in Novi Sad (as an associate) etc. As a civil engineer, he has also worked in the field of reviewing. Mr. Kostić has written a book entitled ''Bridges Talk''.
Important positions, awards and recognitions which he has received during his engineering practice are the following: Member of the Republic Professional Examination Board and Medal of Labor of the President of the FRY for special achievements in reconstruction of the country in 1999.

(1941, Bela Palanka)
Mr. Kujundžić graduated from Structural Department of the Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade, in 1964. He completed Post graduate studies at the Faculty of Civil Engineering University of Belgrade. In 1987 he successfully defended his doctorate thesis and qualified for the title of Doctor of Architectural Science.
In 1966 he started work with “Institute for Architecture and Town planning” of Serbia, as Junior Associate on design and structural calculations for structural systems of architectural buildings. In 1968. he was elected on the post of Assistant to the Department for Structures of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, and in 1992 for Professor to the Department for Structures of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, on the course Steel and wooden structures. Mr. Kujundžić lectures also on post graduate course “Agricultural buildings”, as lead professor, and on post graduate course “Structural systems in architecture” as professor.
He was a lead consultant or participant in realization of number of scientific research projects in domain of housing and pre-fabricated building of architectural structures.
Mr. Kujundžić is an author of industrialized system titled Light Roof Trusses-LKV, system for pre-fabricated building timber roof structures with granted patent, seal and model M-465/91 for metal connector and light roof truss, and has over 300 designs and realized projects of timber structure here, in neighboring countries and Russian Federation.
His professional engagements Mr. Kujundžić spent in the effort to point out values of engineering analyses and design of structural systems as a necessary component in structural design organization. His theses were proved through more than 50 structures in concrete and steel, with 165 preliminary and scheme designs realized in laminated wood structures spanning over 60m, and through couple of hundreds of buildings in system LKV. He is author of number of books related to design of structures in timber.

(1940, Srednje, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Mr. Kurij took a doctorate from the Belgrade University, Faculty of Civil Engineering. He is professor at UNION University, Belgrade, Faculty of Construction Management, subjects: Construction Planning, Construction Project Management, Construction Systems Reliability, and Tendering Procedures and Contracts in the Construction Industry.
Mr. Kurij participated in or managed the building of numerous civil engineering projects at home and abroad - Zambia, Angola, Iraq, Kuwait, UAE. He did his research through practical work on projects. His research into the reliability of technical construction systems attracted special attention and its results were published in professional literature, as well as discussed at numerous conferences. The results from this paper were applied in practice while planning the building of civil engineering projects. No less significant was his research in the area of risk identification in civil engineering, with special stress on risks in the honoring of deadlines in dynamics plans for construction projects.
Mr. Kurij is author of 20 books and more than 60 research papers in the area of organization, technology, and management of construction projects. In the course of his professional career, he has received several awards and recognitions for his work, amongst them: Medal and The Order of Work, Medal and The Order of Military Merits etc.

(1941, Belgrade)
Mr. Mandić graduated from University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture & Town planning in 1973.
During long professional life he spent 30 years working in England, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Mauritius and was engaged in the following professional activities: feasibility studies, revenue/expenditure projections, profit/loss statements, cash flow projections, Architectural design and contract administration, project management, consulting team management and coordination of consulting services.
He started his work with Yugoslav Institute for Building Industry Development, Belgrade on co-ordination with British firms in 1969. As "United Consulting " [Botswana] in Gaborone, managing director and principal of Botswana operation, he participated, apart of the management, in design, contract administration, project co-ordination and management of various projects. In period 1971-1983 he had worked with Energoprojekt foreign companies, after what he established his own company KMM Architects" in Gaborone.
Some of his the most important completed projects are: Yugoslav Embassy, Lusaka, Key House: An 18 storey block in Lusaka, Special Services College in Chinsali, Zambia, Aircraft Overhaul Workshop, Housing for Mauritius housing corporation, 2000 multy-storey housing units, Athlone Hospital, located in Lobatse, Botswana, Mahalapye Prison Complex, National Stadium in Gaborone for 25 000 spectators, 15 store Post Office Headquarters in Gaborone.
Between 2002 and 2004 Mr. Mandić was a chief architect and contract administration officer for the Reconstruction of the Canadian official residence in Belgrade. From 2004 till 2006 he worked as Building Directorate of Serbia-Senior advisor to the general manager for international contracts and Standard Forms of Tender and Contract Documentation.
He is a member of The Tender Commission of The European Agency for Reconstruction in Belgrade.

(1933, Novi Sad)
Mr. Miloradov, graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade in 1958. He obtained his MSc in 1967, and PhD in 1978, from the same faculty.
Over the years Mr. Miloradov held many different positions and always had a leading role in the water resources development in former Yugoslavia. As the deputy and director general of the "Jaroslav Cerni" Institute for the Development of Water Resources in Belgrade he was in charge of most of the major water resources projects in Yugoslavia from the early seventies to the mid nineties.
In period 1986-1998 he worked as full professor at Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad. He lectured as well at Department of Civil Engineering of the University of Nis, Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mining and Geology of the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Civil Engineering Zagreb University. He was Visiting Professor at Civil Engineering faculty, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada and Guest Lecturer at the WITS Short Course Center, University of the Witswatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
As UNESCO expert he is main author of the “Guidelines for Conducting Water Resources Assessment”, UNESCO publication, Studies and reports in hydrology. Mr. Miloradov published 10 monographs and books and over 170 papers in national and international journals covering a wide scope of water resources topics. He was also in charge of more than 90 major projects and studies in Serbia and abroad.
He is correspondent member Academy of Sciences and Arts of Vojvodina. For his work Mr. Miloradov has received several awards and recognitions.

(1937, Zrenjanin)
Mr. Muravljov graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University of Belgrade in 1960 - subject: Concrete Bridges. He won his master’s degree at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University in Belgrade in 1968 and defended his doctor’s dissertation at the same faculty in 1975.
After graduation, up to 1967, he had worked in the construction firms Tunelogradnja, Belgrade, and Rudar, Tuzla, as well as in the Institute of Mining and Chemical and Technological Research in Tuzla. From 1967 to 1981, he was employed at the Institute of Materials Testing of the Republic of Serbia (IMS), at the functions of assistant, research associate, and senior research associate. He transferred to the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University in Belgrade in 1981, where he was immediately elected for the function of the associate professor. He was elected for the function of full professor at the same Faculty in 1988. As the professor of the Faculty, he also worked as a scientific consultant at the Institute of Materials Testing IMS for a certain period of time. In addition to the lecturing at the parent faculty, he also lectured at the faculties in Novi Sad, Podgorica, Niš, and Priština.
Mr. Muravljov is the author or coauthor of 24 books, about 250 scientific papers and over 200 professional papers, or around 100 very important designs and a large number of expert opinions/analyses, referee comments, technical solutions, etc. He headed making of 12 studies and preparation of 4 scientific and research projects.
In his R&D and professional work, he was engaged in the problem areas of building materials, technology of concrete, and structural engineering in the broadest sense of the word, particularly structures of reinforced and prestressed concrete, masonry structures, reconstructions, and reinforcement of structures. Out of a large number of his works in the field of structural engineering, the most important are: The bridge across the Danube nearby Beška (the first associate of the designer Prof. B. Žeželj), reconstruction of the same bridge damaged in bombardment by NATO aviation, the pedestrian suspension bridge across the Ibar River in Mataruška Banja, the bridge across the Neretva River in Mostar and the bridge across the Neretva River in Čapljina,

(1937, Bitola, FYR Macedonia)
Mr. Otović finished Civil Engineering Faculty, Construction Department, in Belgrade, in 1963. After finishing faculty he completed selfstressing concrete specialization in the Institute for the Testing of Materials of the Republic of Serbia, in 1964 and 1965. He finished his Master studies at the Civil Engineering Faculty at Belgrade in 1979 and defended his Ph.D. thesis at the same Faculty in 1989.
As the civil engineer he worked in three fields: in economy – two years he was the plant production chief, eleven years he was technical manager of the plant ''Standardbeton'' and four years senior engineer for the development of the company ''Komgrap''. At the Civil Engineering Faculty at Belgrade on the Department for the Technology and Organization of Construction he was for ten years Visiting Assistant. In the Institute for the Testing of Materials of the Republic of Serbia he spent seventeen years in the Centre for concrete and chemistry where he was manager for the research and development projects and supervision on the major objects in Belgrade.
Mr. Otović is the author of 15 performed complex projects, 7 performed less complex projects, 35 studies, investment projects and similar works, 4 patents, 3 applied innovation, 100 published papers in domestic and foreign journals and 10 monographies in the field of civil engineering.
He is awarded with numerous awards for professional and scientific work in the Institute for the Testing of Materials of the Republic of Serbia, award of the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce for the applied innovations.

(1941, Belgrade)
Mr. Vlajić graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Belgrade. He defended doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Niš in 1993.
Immediately upon graduating in 1966, he was elected a teaching assistant on the subject of Testing of Structures at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University of Belgrade, where he was also reelected to same position by the end of 1969. By the end of 1970, he was employed in the GIP “Jedinstvo“ construction company from Smederevska Palanka, where he worked first as a Chief Engineer, and then as a Construction Manager. From the beginning of 1972, he held a position of department head, and afterwards a head of the Section in the capacity of an advisor for Testing of Structures in the “Kirilo Savić“ Institute for Construction Techniques in Belgrade. In 1982, he was employed in the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Subotica, where he was elected a lecturer in 1983 and in 1988, he was elected professor in the Advanced School. In 1994, he was elected an associate professor on the subject of Testing of Structures and, by the beginning of 1999, a full professor on subjects of the Experimental Analysis of Structures and the Line Girder Statics I. Since 2007 to date, he has been employed with the Institute of Transportation – CIP in the capacity of Senior Scientific Advisor.

(1944, Ribnik, Republic of Srpska)
Mr. Smiljanić graduated from University of Civil Engineering in Belgrade, majoring in concrete bridges.
He had worked with several construction companies in Novi Sad before he founded “Sigma Inženjering” company for engineering and design in civil engineering in 1990, “Sigma Inženjering” has completed over 800 design plans of various utilities: residential buildings, hotels, motels, sport and recreational buildings, commercial buildnigs, laboratories.
Durring his career he completed construction designs for over 220 buildings of various utilities. Some of them are: “Omorika” hotel on Mt Tara, “Udiš” furniture factory in Uroševac, “Batajnica” military personel provisions center, “Sintelon” PVC floors factory in Bačka Palanka, “Prvi Partizan” valve factory in Titovo Užice, “Kadinjača” factory in Titovo Užice, Prefabricated building in Libiya, “Alba” glass factory in Novi Sad, “Minakva” mineral water factory in Novi Sad, “Agrokombinat” building complex in Subotica, “Neoplanta” factory in Novi Sad, “Sloga” shoe factory in Prnjavor, “Inox” factory in Bački Petrovac, “Teleoptik” factory in Bački Petrovac, Cinema in Zvornik, etc.
As a young engineer, he has systemised, improved and adapted to our techical construction methods, a steel roof girder, which has been applied in over 300 buildings, and it has been frequently used by other designers on industrial buildings. He has developed and implemented small capacity, prefabricated reinforced concrete silo (for individual farmers and harvest seasons) and for the first time in Yugoslavia he has designed and implemented concrete truck weighing scales, measuring up to 60 tons, without standard measuring pit, drasticly reducing maintenace costs comapred to steel scales.

(1940, Dečane)
Mr. Folić graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering (FCE) – Structure Course in Belgrade in 1963, and took his doctor’s degree in 1983. He won his master’s degree at FCE in Zagreb in 1974.
From 1963 to 1972, he worked on design, supervision, and carrying out of works in "Put" enterprise and as instructor at the Two-year Post-secondary Technical School and the Technical Faculty in Priština. As of 1972, worked as the chief designer in the Housing Enterprise and "Urbis" in Novi Sad. Designed and realized a number of buildings of different materials. In parallel, from 1974, in the Center of FCE Belgrade and the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTS) in Novi Sad, was instructor at Structural Static, until being elected as the assistant professor and his transfer to FTS in the beginning of 1980. Elected as the associate professor in 1984, and became full professor in 1988, for the field Concrete Structures (CS). The University in Novi Sad elected him as professor emeritus in January 2008. From the beginning of 1982 to the end of 2006, with an interruption of 4 years, was the Chairman of the Civil Engineering and, for 6 years, of the Architectural and Civil Engineering Department as well. From 1986 to 1988, he was the Dean of FTS.
Mr. Folić headed the elaboration of 5 themes, three subprojects, and 13 projects in basic and technological and developmental research. He has achieved valuable results in: Theory of Structures, Earthquake Engineering, BK, Foundation Work, Testing/assessment of Condition and Interventions on Structures. He designed rehabilitation of the building structures of Naftagas Company vacation home in Bečići, Silo in Kumanovo-Macedonia, a number of churches, the bridge across the Vrbas River in Banja Luka. He is a co-author of the patent for securing damaged RC structures by supporting, applying struts, and pre-stressed tie roads.
Mr. Folić is designer of structures of many buildings/facilities. Major ones are: the Serbian National Theater (SNT) in Novi Sad, Bank, Monument to Šar Mountain Warrior. He is author of numerous scientific and research papers, he has been the Editor-in-chief of various scientific magazines, many books published in Serbian and in English and bearer of various awards and recognitions. In last term he was president of IAS.

(1941, Belgrade)
Mr. Cagić graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Belgrade University in 1963 in the atelier of Prof. Stanko Kliska. In the same year, Prof. Cagić was employed in the Institute for Architecture and Spatial Planning of Serbia, while in 1969 he went from the Institute to the Faculty he graduated from and in 1989 became a full professor at the Department for Architectural and Urban Planning.
Prof. Cagić manages his own studio at the second, third and fourth year and also teaches the subject „City centers and pedestrian zones. He is engaged in designing, pedagogic and research work. In the period 1963-1977, he was primarily dedicated to architectural and urban planning problem area in housing construction of that time, when he dedicated himself to the problem area of redevelopment and revitalization of town centers introducing pedestrian zones in the tissue of architectural heritage. He is an author of a great number of the designed and realized structures and complexes. Prof. Cagić participated in over 25 Yugoslav, republic and international competitions, alone or within a team, and was awarded many first, second and third prizes. He published 8 monographic studies related to architectural and urban planning as well as to the process of monitoring realization.
His most important realized worksas an author or co-author are: The „Julino brdo“ residential settlement in Belgrade, Residential block in Bulevar 23. oktobra in Novi Sad, International competition for the Goclav housing area in Warsaw (for 100.000 inhabitants), The „Block 19A“ residential settlement in New Belgrade, City Square in Valjevo, redevelopment of the Požarevac central zone with pedestrian zone, 1988-2005, Reconstruction of the Hercegovačka street in the center of Podgorica.
Prof. Cagić was awarded the most prestigious prizes and recognitions: Grand Prize for Architecture of Serbia (for lifetime achievement),1988, Federal „Borba“ newspaper award and republic „Borba“ newspaper award for the best architectural achievement on the territory of SFR Yugoslavia, 1983, October Awards of the City of Belgrade in 1970 and 1972.

(1939, Cetinje, Montenegro)
Mr. Belada graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Belgrade, the Structural Engineering Department, in 1963. As a civil engineer he has been involved in design, construction, technical control and supervision in complex and specific construction projects, such as bridges, industrial structures, high-rise buildings of various purposes and structural systems, as well as reconstruction of various structures. He has worked as a leading engineer and/or engineer-designer, Manager of the Engineering Design Unit and Director of the Institute for Urban Planning and Design. As a responsible designer he has worked on construction of more than 40 bridges, among which the most important are: bridge “Bać 2” on Rožaji - Špiljani main road, bridge on Andrijevica –Murino main road, bridge over Zeta river on a main road Nikšić – Trebinje, reconstruction of Emperor’s bridge (Carev most) in Nikšić, 10 industrial structures, a large number of high – rise buildings - residential buildings, hotels, sport centers, schools, banks, children facility buildings.
As a supervisor he was in charge for the following objects: Factory for Alumina Production in Podgorica Aluminum Combine together with trans-shipment facilities in Port of Bar 1970-1974, Aluminum Forging Factory in Podgorica Aluminum Combine 1984/85, bridge over Tara river located in Đurđevića Tara 1989/90, and bridge called “Throath” (Grlo) over Morača river in 1991.
His research and scientific papers have been published in various proceedings from congress and scientific and professional conferences, as well as in professional and scientific magazines.
Mr. Belada has received the Medal of Labor for the construction of the “Kombinat aluminijuma” (Aluminium Combine) in Podgorica, Montenegro.

(1933, Sanski Most, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Mr. Lukić graduated from the Department of Geodesy, Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering and Geodesy in Zagreb, in 1961, and received a master’s degree from the Faculty of Geodesy of Zagreb University in 1978. In 1990, he obtained a doctor’s degree from the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Sarajevo. He is the Chief Technical Officer of the Civil Engineering Institute ‘IG’ in Banja Luka.
In 1955-1956, he worked at the Institute of Geodesy, Department of Surveying, in Banja Luka, followed by a Sarajevo engagement in 1961. He was a teacher at the Technical School of Surveying in Sarajevo, and its head teacher from 1963 to 1971. From 1971 to 1984, he was the Executive Officer of the Republic Administration of Surveying in Sarajevo, and in next six years Director of the Institute of Geodesy in Sarajevo.
He was a teaching assistant at the College of Surveying in Sarajevo (1961-1965). Thanks to his expertise and professional achievements, in 1976 he was engaged as a lecturer by the Faculty of Civil Engineering, where he was promoted to the status of Assistant Professor in 1987.
He was member of the Committee for Spatial Planning and Environmental Preservation of Bosnia and Herzegovina for about twelve years and a chair of the GIG Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1992, he was representative of the Republic of Srpska with the UNPROFOR in Sarajevo. From December 1992, he was the mandatary of the Government of the Republic of Srpska, and from January 1993 till August 1994, he was its Prime Minister.
His greatest contributions to research and his field of expertise are the surveying of around 3.5 million hectares of land, consolidation of 70,000 hectares of land, preparation of the 1:25,000 topographic map of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and numerous papers related to the utilities register, engineering geodesy, etc. He has participated in several international surveying projects.
Mr. Lukić has received a number of certificates of thanks, plaques, diplomas, awards, as well as four honorary decorations.

(1955, Podgorica, Montenegro)
Mr. Popović graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade in 1980. In 2003 he defended his master thesis at the Department of Architectural spatial organization at the Belgrade Faculty of Architecture.
In 1981 he was employed at the General Construction Company-GCC, Titograd. From 1981 till 1989 he had worked in the Republic Institute for urban planning and design, Titograd, as an architect responsible for the tasks of architecture and urban planning, as well as the head of Bureau AU-I. From 1989 until 1991 he had worked in the ''Centre'' - W.O. for planning and design, Titograd, later „Arcus project'' as a technical director. After that he had worked at ''Arcade Engineering“, Belgrade, as a lead and responsible architect, at the ''Mocca Commerce-Project Engineering'', Podgorica, as a lead and responsible architect and at the ''Project Engineering” Podgorica, as a director. From 1998 till 2002 he had worked in the Republic Institute for urban planning and design JSC, Podgorica, as a managing director. After that he had worked at the University of Montenegro, Faculty of Civil Engineering, as an assistant and since 2006 he is employed at the University of Montenegro, Faculty of Architecture, as an assistant professor. In 2009 he was appointed head of postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Architecture in Podgorica.
His most important publications are: “Architectural heritage of the Skadar Lake basin”, “Architectural atlas of Montenegro”, “The history of urban planning in Montenegro”, etc.
He is winner of the prestigious awards "Mihailo Radovanovic" and "Aemilianus Josimovic" for the contribution given in elaboration of spatial plan, urban and architectural design etc. Mr. Popović is bearer of the Order of St. Sava II class, awarded by the decision of the Holy Synod in 2009.