lara Đolović
architecture
University of Belgrade
Graduates: 2025
Specialisms: Architecture / Sustainable Design / Interior Architecture
My location: Belgrade, Serbia
lara Đolović
First Name: lara
Last Name: Đolović
University / College: University of Belgrade
Course / Program: architecture
Graduates: 2025
Specialisms: Architecture / Sustainable Design / Interior Architecture
My Location: Belgrade, Serbia
About
Lara Đolović (born in Belgrade in 2003) is a graduate architect and a Master's student in Architecture at the University of Belgrade. During her studies, she participated in numerous workshops, research programs, and projects within the NextGen, Design Link, and Mikser Festival initiatives, gaining experience in international and interdisciplinary environments. She was a member of the team behind the Forestry Faculty Atrium project, presented at the 48th Architecture Salon and the BIG SEE Festival in Portorož (2026). She worked as a stage designer for the Polje Festival (2023) and was part of the team involved in the centennial celebration of the Svetozar Marković University Library in Belgrade (2026). Her work also includes participation in the international competition for a Cultural Center in Jakarta, the exhibition Process at Silosi (2023), and the Retrofuturism event organized by the Faculty of Dramatic Arts (2024), where she further developed her interest in scenography and immersive spatial design.
SENSORY MARKET // CAPSULE DISTRIBUTION 2126 envisions a futuristic sensory marketplace and logistics hub located on the former Cotton Factory site near Pančevo Bridge in Belgrade. Designed as an adaptive urban ecosystem, it integrates automated capsule-based distribution, smart logistics, and multisensory shopping experiences into a seamless network. The project reimagines the marketplace as a social, technological, and sustainable environment where commerce becomes an immersive experience rather than a simple transaction. Built on principles of flexibility, circular resource management, renewable energy, and universal accessibility, the proposal creates an inclusive public space that connects producers, distributors, artisans, and citizens while responding to the evolving needs of future cities.
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