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Lidija Grozdanic

Lidija is an architect and environmental journalist. Going back and forth between writing and designing, she finds the two areas mutually inspiring. After graduating at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, she stepped into the uncharted territory of freelancing. She reported on the RIO+20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, where she learned about the politics of sustainable development and caipirinha cocktails. Lidija has also produced work for Internews’ Earth Journalism Network, GreenUp Blog and eVolo Magazine. An incurable cinephile, she plans on creating a blog that will serve as an outlet for her obsession with cinematography and film production design.

Cocoon Tree: A lightweight, spherical treehouse for sustainable living

[gallery_extend] Cocoon Tree is a spherical aluminium structure that weighs only 130 pounds. Rigged...

Las Vegas Extreme Sports Park combines wakeboarding, organic food and repurposed shipping containers

[gallery_extend] The $50 million complex would be located on a 42-acre lot, half a block away from...

Ship-like Paris residential block is covered with a thousand trees

[gallery_extend] The structure is meant to span the city's Boulevard Périphérique and house flats...

Tucked-away Norwegian island house on stilts is only accessible by boat

[gallery_extend] The 807-square-foot home is located on a small island off the coast of Helgeroa village...

360-degree panoramic window floods Tokyo’s Nerima House with sunlight

[gallery_extend] The Nerima House is located on a 100 square meter lot on the outskirts of Tokyo. In...

The Cube residential tower features stacked units that maximize outdoor space

[gallery_extend] The tower is located in a prominently visible location in an eastern district of Beirut,...

Automated Tepozcuautla House in Mexico features daylit glass-bottomed steel bridges

[gallery_extend] The house consists of two concrete volumes-one housing services and the other housing...

These incredible doghouses are modern palaces for your four-legged friends

[gallery_extend] These interesting doghouses were designed to provide harmonious pet dens which would...

Malaysia’s Forest City will feature the world’s largest green roof system

[gallery_extend] The new Forest City to be located near the economic centers of Southeast Asia is expected...

5-Star rated Fair and Square Hostel in Belgrade combines upcycling, renewable energy and on-site waste recycling

[gallery_extend] The hostel, located in Belgrade's tranquil Zvezdara district, combines the aesthetics...

Light Cannon House in Sydney references the sculptural roof forms of Le Corbusier’s famous La Tourette monastery

[gallery_extend] The clients commissioned the architects to renovatetheir existing home and bring morenatural...

Amagansett Dunes house is a passively cooled family home surrounded by rolling dunes

[gallery_extend] The house is located next to a preserve dominated by constant coastal winds. In order...

Futuristic ‘Next Tokyo’ eco city is designed to withstand climate change

[gallery_extend] The proposal includes coastal defense infrastructure that acts as a buffer, as well...

Enghaveparken, Copenhagen, floor-proof design, public spaces, public park, flooding, climate change, global warming, tredje natur, cowi, platant, Denmark

Copenhagen’s Enghaveparken public park is designed to be flooded

[gallery_extend] Following the devastating cloudburst in 2011, which caused huge damages throughout...

World’s longest and highest glass bridge to open next spring in China

Just a few months after the glass-bottomed bridge in the Yuntai Mountain Geological Park cracked, throwing visitors...

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