Architectural Memories of Space
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London, Sarajevo, professional development, architectural conservationAbstract
This narrative explores the journey of an architect from Sarajevo to London, tracing the evolution from early influences in a creative family environment through formal architectural education to specialisation in architectural conservation. The story unfolds through various professional experiences, including work in different architectural practices, establishing a design company, and ultimately founding a conservation consultancy. The text particularly emphasizes the significance of architectural heritage conservation, highlighting how historical preservation requires balancing authentic context with contemporary needs. Through international projects spanning Europe and Africa, the narrative demonstrates how architectural principles surpass geographical boundaries, while highlighting that cultural heritage serves as a dynamic dialogue between past and present, shaping collective identity and future inspiration. The journey reflects how architecture, like other universal languages, connects different time periods and cultures, leaving lasting testimonies of human achievement and aspirations.
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