Mentor of the project "RED Kiosk Transformer" at the Exhibition of the Balkan Architectural Biennale
Title
Mentor of the project "RED Kiosk Transformer" at the Exhibition of the Balkan Architectural Biennale
Description
RED Kiosk Transformer is a pop-up installation placed in front of the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy at the University of Banja Luka. It represents a phase in the restoration of the K67 kiosk (designed by Saša Mächtig, 1966), highlighting its key features: modularity, flexibility, prefabrication, and transformability. Inspired by the kiosk’s iconic axonometric diagram, the installation reveals its elements, joints, and materials, offering architecture, design, and engineering students a direct, hands-on learning experience. The project is co-funded by the DANUBE SMALL PROJECT FUND and MB modul.
The installation is the outcome of an international student workshop on the restoration of the K67, developed within the project (Iconic) RED KIOSK – A Journey to Modernist Heritage, part of the xRED experiment under the Erasmus+ APLE Pop-Up Lab Banja Luka. The project is coordinated by the Center for Spatial Research and the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy at the University of Banja Luka, in partnership with CULTstore Novi Sad, Kobra Arch Brno, and the K67 restoration team in Celje led by Tim Jevšenak. It is supported by the CEEPUS A.B.C.D. network and DOCOMOMO BiH.
Project team (Iconic) RED KIOSK – A Journey to Modernist Heritage:
Students: Sofija Maksimova, Aneta Galova, Jakub Sučanek, Adela Tupova, Korana Mrkalj, Tamara Žerajić, Teodora Tomić, Milica Bursać, Teodora Fojkar, Milica Laković, Anja Brnović, Sara Stamatović, Maja Martinović, Jelena Mamlić, Anja Savić, Ivan Bojanić, Mia Davidović, Anja Boričić, Danilo Božunović, Tijana Knežević, Sonja Vidović, Anđela Božić.
Mentors: Kristina Smrzova, Mihael Gabrijel, Peter Preininger, Nevena Novaković, Igor Kuvač, Anđela Aćimović, Anica Draganić, Marija Silađi, Slavica Stamatović Vučković, Tim Jevšenak.
The installation is the outcome of an international student workshop on the restoration of the K67, developed within the project (Iconic) RED KIOSK – A Journey to Modernist Heritage, part of the xRED experiment under the Erasmus+ APLE Pop-Up Lab Banja Luka. The project is coordinated by the Center for Spatial Research and the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy at the University of Banja Luka, in partnership with CULTstore Novi Sad, Kobra Arch Brno, and the K67 restoration team in Celje led by Tim Jevšenak. It is supported by the CEEPUS A.B.C.D. network and DOCOMOMO BiH.
Project team (Iconic) RED KIOSK – A Journey to Modernist Heritage:
Students: Sofija Maksimova, Aneta Galova, Jakub Sučanek, Adela Tupova, Korana Mrkalj, Tamara Žerajić, Teodora Tomić, Milica Bursać, Teodora Fojkar, Milica Laković, Anja Brnović, Sara Stamatović, Maja Martinović, Jelena Mamlić, Anja Savić, Ivan Bojanić, Mia Davidović, Anja Boričić, Danilo Božunović, Tijana Knežević, Sonja Vidović, Anđela Božić.
Mentors: Kristina Smrzova, Mihael Gabrijel, Peter Preininger, Nevena Novaković, Igor Kuvač, Anđela Aćimović, Anica Draganić, Marija Silađi, Slavica Stamatović Vučković, Tim Jevšenak.
Identifier
/unibl/art/idUmStrRezultat:9877
Format
Kolektivna žirirana izložba (međunarodna)
Architecture
Date
Bibliographic Citation
K. Smrzova, M. Gabriel, P. Preininger, I. Kuvač, N. Novaković, A. Aćimović, A. Draganić, M. Silađi, S. Stamatović Vučković, T. Jevšenak, Mentor of the project "RED Kiosk Transformer" at the Exhibition of the Balkan Architectural Biennale, Balkan Architectural Bieannale, 2025
References
presented at
Salon of the Belgrade City Museum
Belgrade, Serbia
Publisher
Balkan Architectural Bieannale
Temporal Coverage
12-20. 11. 2025.
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