Sarajevo throughout history from an architectural point of view
Sarajevo has always been an important crossroads of different cultures. Since ancient times, it has acted as a passage for the peoples of Greece and Asia Minor who migrated to the Midwest of Europe and as a link between the Mediterranean and Northern Europe. Thanks to its geographical location, it was influenced by a large number of different cultures and civilizations that gathered, fought against each other, and then mixed and stayed together on this same land. The lecture will explore the current state of the environment and how architecture affects today’s pollution in the city.

Professor Srdja Hrisafovic is an architect and educator whose research focuses on sustainable design and lighting. He has over 30 years of experience working as an architect, lighting designer, teaching and applied research. Authored/co-authored over 40 architectural and lighting design projects published over 30 peer-reviewed publications; articles, chapters and conference papers. Advising local government on matters of lighting and environment policy. Teaching lighting and design at number of universities thought Europe, USA and New Zealand. Currently he is the Academy of Fine Arts, Sarajevo lead onClimate Truth Crisis, a EU-funded Project exploring how visual communication design can respond to the problem of climate disinformation.