LJUBOMIR MIŠČEVIĆ

Born in 1954 in Zagreb. Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Zagreb in 1979. Received Dean’s and Rector’s awards. Since 1979 he has been working in the Institute of Architecture and as associate at the Department of Architectural Design. From 1989-92 he worked as assistant for the course in Interior Design. Since 1991 he has been teaching Energy and Ecology Architecture. He became a senior lecturer in 1994/95 and assistant professor in 1996/97. He has been teaching courses in Architectural Design II, IV and V. Since 1997/98 he has been a supervisor for Graduation thesis course and in 1999/00 the head of the course in Integral Work. Since 2001 associate professor. Since 2007 he has been teaching Sustainable Architecture, since 2008 High-tech Architecture on Diploma study, since 2007 Design of Sustainable Architecture on Doctoral study and since 2012 High-tech Architecture on Doct. study in Ljubljana. Associate professor from 2003, professor from 2010. Since 2000 he has been head of International Summer School of Architecture in Motovun and head of Study Centre since 2007. He passed his licensing exam in 1983. In 1998 he became a licensed architect of Croatian Chamber of architects

and engineers. He completed the post-graduate program in Urban and Physical Planning in 1982; registered scientist (No:114866). He attended a specialist seminar in Bioclimatic Architecture and Practical Design in Lisbon in 1993. Since 1985 he has been engaged in an international research project (Croatia – USA) in Energy and Ambience Rehabilitation in Housing, Trnsko settlement in Zagreb (DOE-PN 777). In 2004 he was invited and attended the Foreign Visitors Program Urban Environmental Issues organized by USA, State Department. Since 1984 he has participated in international conferences and published papers, projects and studies. He has published papers on solar and ecology-based architecture as well as on architectural theory, sustainability, timber and brick architecture, high-tech and environmental protection. His realized projects include: single and multy family houses, hotels, office and industrial buildings (mostly passive solar and passive house energy standard), town planning projects, interior designs, graphic and product design, numerous designs for exhibitions, theatre and TV set designs. Topics of research and professional work are energy efficiency, sustainability, architecture of wood and brick, intelligent architecture, high-tech and environmental protection that are continuously presented on exhibitions and public lectures. He participated in home and foreign architectural, urban and design competitions. Award-winner in competitions. He received the award from the Croatian State Administration of Environmental Protection in 1995 and from Ford Motor Company for the protection of nature and cultural heritage in 2000. Chairman of the Association of Zagreb’s Architects from 2001-2005. He was the editor and now is the member of some editorial boards of professional journals, visiting lecturer in Croatia and abroad, takes part in international research projects, reviewer, member and head of professional and other associations (Croatian American Society – Section for Architecture, Croatian Society for Visual and Art Culture etc.). The president of Croatian section in International Solar Energy Society (ISES) and the president of Croatian Centre for renewable energy sources (CERES). Head of Passive House Consortium Croatia from 2014. Head of EU projects for Croatia; PASS-NET (with the support of Intelligent Energy Europe – IEE) – the three years project (2007-2010) that promotes passive house as a standard of building in EU, IDES-EDU as of PERFECTION and OPEN HOUSE projects in 7th European Framework, and as cooperator in EU projects INTENSE, ECO-SANDWICH and CROSKILLS I and II with Faculty of Civil Engineering, from 2013 EU project BISTEC as liason person of FAUZ.