Dr Aleksandra Djukić is a full professor at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Department of Urbanism. She is a visiting professor at the University of Podgorica, Montenegro, and she was a visiting professor in Banjaluka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, for 10 years. Her field of professional activities and research is directed to urban design and planning, urban morphology, urban renewal, and heritage. She has published 4 monographies, edited 12 international monographs, has 16 papers in SCi journals, and more than 300 articles and chapters in international and national scientific journals, books, and proceedings. She has participated in numerous national and international research projects and workshops as a project manager and researcher. She has produced more than 50 urban plans and designs, 10 realized buildings, and 5 studies in urban renewal and planning (for UNDP, Ministry, Local government). She has received numerous awards for competitions, including awards in urban practice and research projects, and three awards for the best paper at International congresses and published monographs (Emerald Publishing). She is the vice president of the Town Planning Association of Serbia and a representative in ECTP-CEU.
Dr Aleksandra Djukić is a full professor at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Department of Urbanism. She is a visiting professor at the University of Podgorica, Montenegro, and she was a visiting professor in Banjaluka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, for 10 years. Her field of professional activities and research is directed to urban design and planning, urban morphology, urban renewal, and heritage. She has published 4 monographies, edited 12 international monographs, has 16 papers in SCi journals, and more than 300 articles and chapters in international and national scientific journals, books, and proceedings. She has participated in numerous national and international research projects and workshops as a project manager and researcher. She has produced more than 50 urban plans and designs, 10 realized buildings, and 5 studies in urban renewal and planning (for UNDP, Ministry, Local government). She has received numerous awards for competitions, including awards in urban practice and research projects, and three awards for the best paper at International congresses and published monographs (Emerald Publishing). She is the vice president of the Town Planning Association of Serbia and a representative in ECTP-CEU.