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Prof. Alenka Delic
Faculty of architecture
University of Zagreb
Zagreb
Croatia

In 1985. began her studies at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb, where she graduated in 1991. Since 1992. employed at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Zagreb, as a research assistant. Got her PhD in 2000. with the thesis "Computer graphics in architecture".
Her scientific, academic and professional interests are related to residential architecture. She teaches several Architectural design courses at Department of Architectural Design, Department for Housing. Together with academic Branko Kincl established new elective course Virtuality in residential architecture. 2008. she became holder of lecture Contemporary Housing, and from 2012. the holder of the Introduction to the design of residential buildings. Through academic work with the students, new concepts or housing are being explored, in which flexibility, ecology (sustainable development) and virtuality play a crucial role, demonstrating a new way of thinking about urban living, and offering a new way of life for the start of the 21st century. In that sense, flexibility, adaptability and variability are the first and necessary step in creating adequate housing space together with participation of apartment users.
Parallel to teaching she is publishing scientific articles, participated in domestic and international symposiums. She won national and international awards in the field of computer graphics in architecture. After graduation she worked intensively on professional jobs and urban architectural competitions. Since 2007. conduct the Vice-Dean position for Academic Affairs, Faculty of Architecture of the University of Zagreb.