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Nebojša Antešević (1985), PhD, MSc in Architecture and MA in Applied Arts, is the Architectural Curator of the Museum of Applied Arts of Belgrade. He completed his studies in architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade (2011). He earned his PhD in the field of History of Architecture at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade (2022). He completed his postdoctoral specialization at 
the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb (2023/24). He has held teaching associate positions at both the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade and the Department of Art History at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. He is a research associate at the Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia and a scientific-professional associate of the Milan Zloković Foundation.

He was one of the recipients of an award for contributions to the development of architectural policy (2023), also receiving an award at the Salon of Architecture (2024). His research focuses on Yugoslav and Serbian architecture, architecture in tourism, and contemporary Serbian architecture. He is the author of numerous academic and professional papers, exhibition catalogues, books and exhibition reviews, critical essays, and interviews with prominent architects.

Bojana Zeković is an assistant professor at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Architecture (UoBFoA). Her fields of interest and research are energy efficiency and bioclimatic principles in architecture, green building certification systems and building technologies. She focuses on theoretical and practical manifestations of environmental tendencies in architecture and design.

As part of the team of researchers from the Faculty of Architecture, she took part in a project coordinated by GIZ with the topic of Energy Efficiency in Serbia (2010-2019), investigating energy performance of Serbian housing and public building stock and developing national and local building typologies, resulting in a series of scientific monographs and platforms.

Bojana has participated in several international research projects (TABULA/EPISCOPE, HORIZON 2020 EMBuild, Erasmus + KLABS, HERSUS). She has also taken part in and been awarded in domestic and international architectural competitions: as a student in the Isover MultiComfort student competition (2009, 2010), as a team member of nekolikoArhitekata (2011 - present), as an associate at Studio OBE (2017) and Spring studio (2024).  She supports and mentors student teams in international student competitions (Solar Decathlon Middle East - SDME 2018), Saint-Gobain Architecture Student Contest (editions 2022 - 2025).

She is the President of the jury in the energy efficiency category for the EKOOPŠTINA contest, the General Manager of the Architecture Summer School for the students of ESTP Paris at the University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture (2023-2024), as well as the Faculty Representative (since 2021) and President of 
the Serbian Green Building Council (since 2024).

Bojana is the author and co-author of numerous papers published in international and national scientific journals, conference proceedings and monographs.

Jugoslav Janjić is the Chairman of the Committee for Designing in the Construction and Production of Building Materials in the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, and a Member of the Professional Association of the Serbian Engineers Chamber.

Passionately following his design philosophy that refuses to agree to architecture the purpose of which is lost, Jugoslav  Janjić has succeeded in maintaining 
the team’s clarity of focus in all the projects regardless of their scale. An unrelenting determination and a history in professional sport has taught him to look at every challenge as an opportunity. Through a career now spanning three decades, he has gained strategic vision that has allowed him to position D/A (Dizajn Arhitektura) as one of the key figures in Serbian architecture and a company able to answer any demand, both locally and internationally.

Vladimír Hain, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the Slovak University of Technology (STU) in Bratislava. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of STU Bratislava (renamed the Faculty of Architecture and Design – FAD STU – in September 2020) in 2011. Since his doctoral studies in the field of Architecture and Monument Restoration, he has focused on sustainable architectural design, digital technologies and their application in architecture, particularly in the presentation of industrial heritage monuments.

He has actively participated in several international conferences and has co-organized and curated multiple exhibitions.

He regularly publishes in professional journals, takes part in architectural and urban planning competitions, and together with his colleagues has received several national and international awards, including the 1st Prize of the Saint-Gobain Architecture Student Contest 2009.

He works as an Associate Professor in the vertical studio Data[LAB], teaches Architecture, and is the guarantor of the course Architecture and Mixed Reality at FAD STU.

He gained valuable experience in sustainable design, mixed media presentations and digitization through a one-year Erasmus study program at Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst in Ghent, Belgium, as well as through cooperation with Design Factory n.g.o.

He has also appeared as a speaker at the 5th and 6th annual international professional conferences on BIM and digitization, in 2017 he actively participated in VR EXPO in New York, and in the Milan Design Week in 2024 and 2025.He has actively participated in several international conferences and has co-organized and curated multiple exhibitions.

He regularly publishes in professional journals, takes part in architectural and urban planning competitions, and together with his colleagues has received several national and international awards, including the 1st Prize of the Saint-Gobain Architecture Student Contest 2009.

He works as an Associate Professor in the vertical studio Data[LAB], teaches Architecture, and is the guarantor of the course Architecture and Mixed Reality at FAD STU.

He gained valuable experience in sustainable design, mixed media presentations and digitization through a one-year Erasmus study program at Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst in Ghent, Belgium, as well as through cooperation with Design Factory n.g.o.

He has also appeared as a speaker at the 5th and 6th annual international professional conferences on BIM and digitization, in 2017 he actively participated in VR EXPO in New York, and in the Milan Design Week in 2024 and 2025.

Sofía Galán Rivera leads Arup’s Building Envelopes and Façades team in Spain, with over twenty years of experience in the sector, seventeen of which have been focused on the design and refurbishment of architectural envelopes.

Her methodology focuses on sustainability, circularity, and decarbonization, systematically incorporating these principles from the initial concept phase through to onsite construction. She collaborates actively with the industry in developing circular strategies and processes, driving innovative solutions that respond to current climate challenges. Her experience spans large-scale projects, both nationally and internationally, underpinned by a strong technical background in a wide range of materials and construction systems.

Daniel Fügenschuh began his architectural career in Innsbruck, completing his first built project in 1996, shortly after graduating. After establishing his first studio in London in 2000, he returned to Austria and founded his practice in Innsbruck in 2004, where he continues to work today. Grounded in this practice, he has consistently championed a high-quality built environment and the values of Baukultur. Since 2010, his commitment has extended into professional representation, including four years chairing an architecture center in Innsbruck, where promoting architectural culture and public engagement formed a central part of his work.

His understanding of political strategy and European regulatory frameworks deepened during the EU infringement procedure on Austria’s professional law. As President of the Architects’ Section of the Federal Chamber of Civil Engineers (BKZT), he played a key role in the negotiations following the 2019 ECJ judgement — advocating for professional standards that underpin quality in Baukultur.

Since 2022, Daniel has served on the ACE (Architects Council of Europe) Executive Board, contributing to the ACE Think Tank and the EU-funded ARCH-E project, both strongly aligned with strengthening architectural policy and Baukultur across Europe.

He is also a member of the UIA (International Union of Architects) Council (2023–2026), representing Region 1, and has previously served as President of the Austrian Federal Chamber of Civil Engineers.

On 13 November 2025, Daniel Fügenschuh was elected President of the Architects’ Council of Europe for the 2026 – 2027 term.

Pascal Eveillard is the Director of Sustainable Construction of the Saint-Gobain Group. Pascal is strongly committed to the promotion of sustainable construction, the development of more sustainable construction products and solutions, and public affairs at European and international level. 

He is particularly involved in organizations such as the World Green Building Council and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. He is an active member of the steering committee for the European Commission's LEVEL(S) project on indicators for sustainable buildings.

Pascal is the Vice-President of Eurima, the European association of mineral wool insulation manufacturers, and Vice-President of CPE, Construction Product Europe. He holds a master's degree in management from ESCP-BUSINESS SCHOOL and a post-master's degree in communication. 

Pierre-Alain Gillet is currently International Marketing Director Building Solutions at Saint-Gobain, with over 34 years of leadership experience at Saint-Gobain, spanning research, innovation, and strategic market development.

Trained as a materials scientist with a Master of Research from the Université du Maine (Le Mans, France), he began his career in R&D, driving advances in electrochromic glazing and energy efficient coatings.

He subsequently held key marketing roles across Glass, Insulation, and Gypsum, leveraging deep technical expertise to shape global strategies and strengthen the Group’s value proposition.

Today, Pierre-Alain drives end market solutions development for sectors such as hospitality, healthcare, education, or data centers, supporting architects, designers and main contractors in delivering high performance, sustainable buildings worldwide.