Sladana Lazarevic
Sladana Lazarevic
Associate Professor in Re-valuing urban planning and design in the face of climate change I Fellow in the NTNU Outstanding Academic Fellows Programme 2024-2028 and Onsager Fellow
sladjana.lazarevic@ntnu.no
Research
ARV | Climate Positive Circular Communities
ARV is an H2020 EU-funded project implemented by NTNU in cooperation with 35 partners from 8 countries, influencing six demonstration large-scale pilot projects, creating climate-positive circular communities and increasing the building renovation rate.
syn.ikia | SustainablePlusEnergy Neighbourhoods
The syn.ikia innovation project within the EU Horizon 2020 framework involves 13 partners from six countries. It aims to enable the development of sustainable plus-energy neighbourhoods in different climates, contexts and markets in Europe.
Re-Value I Re-Valuing Urban Quality & Climate Neutrality in European Waterfront Cities
The project's efforts are focused on nine waterfront cities by all partners collectively seeking to understand, plan, develop, and share a comprehensive perspective and approach to tackling the interconnected systemic challenges faced by cities today.
CrAFt I Creating Actionable Futures
The project Creating Actionable Futures – CrAFt is part of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) initiative of the European Union. The project is placing the transition to climate neutrality at the heart of urban stakeholders.
NEB-Star I New European Bauhaus for green urban transformation
The EU-funded NEB-STAR project will show how territorial transformation plans can embrace the principles and values of the NEB in Stavanger (Norway), Prague (Czech Republic) and Utrecht (the Netherlands).
Publications
Let's Develop: Spanjola - Creative Industries and Cultural Heritage! Turning Fortress into Creative Hub!
'Let's Develop: Creative industries and Cultural Heritage' is a monograph which shows how the Built Environment could be re-used Sustainably. Turning Fortress into Creative Hub was the aim of the architectural competition which preceded this monograph.
Polycentric Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for Boka Bay and the Old Royal Capital Cetinje
The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan aims to improve accessibility and ensure quality and sustainable mobility and transport to, through and within the urban area to create a "functional city".