Rate My Professor Aleksa Bijelovic

Bijelovic's scholarly output includes peer-reviewed publications such as 'To Plurality and Synthesis — Tradition, Objects, and Body: An Anthropological Design Didactic Principle' (2024, On Architecture proceedings), 'Visual Thinking: A Methodological Approach to Age-Inclusive Housing Research' (2025), 'The Architecture of Fluidity: Visualization of the Research Process of Figurative and Nonfigurative Instrumentalisation of the Fluidity Phenomenon in Architecture' (2023), 'NOT LIVING IN CAVES' (2021, SAJ journal), and 'CUSTOM, CUSTOM-, CUSTOMIZE' (2020, STRAND proceedings). He serves on the journal board of Design and Planning Research, specializing in interior architecture, design culture and social context, and design practice and methods. Recognized with a win in the 3C Awards for Interior Design - Houses (Baar, Switzerland), Bijelovic has supervised research students since 2020 and tutored students who received accolades, including Elena-Dea Burger as WA Graduate of the Year 2023 in Bachelor of Applied Science (Interior Architecture). He co-curated the 'Stitch as Code' exhibition (2024, part of IOTA24 Festival) and convenes international panels, such as Adaptive Speculative Design for OA2026 and contributions to STRAND Sustainable Urban Society Association events. Through his independent practice Petokraka, he bridges academia and creative production.