Aleksandra Milinković

Prof. Dr. Aleksandra Milinković

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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2 March 2025 in Buildings
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AMAleksandra Milinković
Aleksandra Milinković
DBDijana Brkljač
Dijana Brkljač
SŠStefan Škorić
Stefan Škorić
Željko StevićŽeljko Stević
Željko Stević
ADAlgimantas Danilevičius
Algimantas Danilevičius
DDDillip Das
Dillip Das
Considering the characteristics of urban planning that are becoming increasingly demanding, and the trend that urban zones should meet users’ needs based on the principle of everything in one place, this paper evaluates the potentials of urban zones in Novi Sad. An expert analysis defined 25 criteria related to urban, traffic, architectural, environmental and sociological aspects to assess the current potentials of urban zones in a sustainable manner. Based on these criteria, 10 urban zones were evaluated using a multi-structure fuzzy MCDM model, including: the Fuzzy FUCOM, IMF SWARA and Fuzzy OPARA methods, and the Fuzzy Heronian Mean and Fuzzy Bonferroni operators. Fuzzy FUCOM was applied to determine the importance of the main groups of criteria, while IMF SWARA was used to determine the importance of sub-criteria, with the final weights obtained using the Fuzzy Heronian Mean operator. The Fuzzy OPARA method was implemented to determine the rankings of urban zones based on the potentials they offer. This model represents an innovation, as it is being presented for the first time in the literature. The final values of the urban zones show that Liman and the Center are the two urban zones with the greatest potential, which was confirmed through extensive verification analysis. Such modeling can provide support in the sense that the management of the city can obtain information about the shortcomings and potentials of the location, which allows for the definition of a more specific planning and development policy, based on the previously verified state.

16 June 2018 in Transactions of FAMENA
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MĐMirko Đelošević
Mirko Đelošević
LVLjiljana Vukajlov
Ljiljana Vukajlov
GTGoran Tepic
Goran Tepic
AMAleksandra Milinković
Aleksandra Milinković
DBDijana Brkljač
Dijana Brkljač
In this paper, we investigate global and local stability of columns with an open and a closed thin-walled cross section. The proposed model of global stability is made of two deformable elements connected with an elastic joint. Stiffness...

18 December 2025 in Sustainability
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KMKristina Ćulibrk Medić
Kristina Ćulibrk Medić
AČArpad Čeh
Arpad Čeh
AMAleksandra Milinković
Aleksandra Milinković
DVDanilo Vunjak
Danilo Vunjak
This case study is an overview of architectural design solutions implemented in the construction of farming facilities and the technological processes necessary to support a sustainable farm that runs with nearly zero waste in a closed-loop system that functions with full energy independence. The research will thoroughly investigate the specific location and configuration of the farm units in the target area—providing an extensive description of all necessary building typologies and infrastructures. The text will provide a summary of the agricultural solutions implemented at the farm, which is located in the region of Vojvodina in the Republic of Serbia. This region consists mainly of fertile agricultural land and could be a template for further designs and innovations in sustainable farming. This case study concerns the design of a resilient and self-reliant farm complex that consists of multiple animal species (broilers, pigs, and cattle), including a biogas station. The study is meant to show that adjustments made in architectural design, variations in building typology, and smart urban planning can contribute significantly to the improvement of sustainability in agricultural practices. This case study demonstrates that investments in sustainable solutions not only benefit the environment but can also deliver significant economic returns for investors—thereby further stimulating growth and development in the field of sustainable agriculture.

30 June 2024 in Proceedings of the International Conference of Contemporary Affairs in Architecture and Urbanism-ICCAUA
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DBDijana Brkljač
Dijana Brkljač
AMAleksandra Milinković
Aleksandra Milinković
SŠStefan Škorić
Stefan Škorić
ŠIŠanjević Ivana
Šanjević Ivana
Public spaces are complex structures that contain numerous elements formed by various influential forces suchas social relations, spatial elements, contemporary tendencies of city life and many others. The quality of the city'spublic space determines the frequency of its use, the concentration of content and the intensity of the experiencethat a place will have on its users. The paper describes the results of research that indicate the influence of thecharacteristics of urban furniture and equipment as architectural and urban planning elements on the quality ofpublic spaces in the city center. The systematization of the results of the comparative analysis of theoreticalpositions helped to form three groups of characteristics of architectural-urban elements: spatial, physicomorphological and functional. Through the conducted survey, the opinion of users of the pedestrian zone of NoviSad was investigated regarding the importance of the researched group of public space elements on theirexperience of the place.