Exhibitions

  • 2021 Busan, BUGAIK – International Architecture Exhibition
  • 2021 Vienna, Küntlerhaus Factory, DRAFT
  • 2020 Busan, BUGAIK – International Architecture Exhibition
  • 2019 Rome, Italy, Museum Hendrik Christian Andersen, OPUS ASIAE
  • 2019 Seoul City Hall, Exhibition of the International Design Competition of the New Gwangwhamun Square
  • 2018 16th International Architecture Exhibition La Biennale Di Venezia 2018, Künstlerhaus Time-Space-Existence
  • 2017 NIT-ECH HALL | Living on the Silk Road, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan
  • 2016 The museum of the 20th century and its urban integration, Berlin, Germany
  • 2016 Wien Museum Neu. Die Ergebnisse des Architekturwettbewerbs, Museum der Stadt Wien, Österreich
  • 2015 BUGAIK International Architecture Exhibition, Busan, Architectural Institute of Korea (K)
  • 2014 BUGAIK International Architecture Exhibition, Busan, Architectural Institute of Korea (K)
  • 2013 BUGAIK International Architecture Exhibition, Busan, Architectural Institute of Korea (K)
  • 2010-2012 RESTART 1995-2010, Architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina”: Sarajevo, Barcelona,
  • 2012 BUGAIK International Architecture Exhibition, Busan, Architectural Institute of Korea (K)
  • 2009-2010 Finn-Topo, Helsinki, Finland (FI)
  • 2009 und 2010 Ausstellung “Gebaut” – Architektonische Begutachtungen der MA 19, Wien (A)
  • 2009 Summer Exhibition-Royal British Academy of Art, London
  • 2005 „Balkan Urbanismus – die Bosnische Chronik“, GMK Leipzig (D)
  • 2004 “Go East” – Wien, Alpbach, Sarajevo (A,BA)
  • 2003 „Making Waves, Young Austrian Architecture“ Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou (CN)
  • 2003 „Österreichische Architektur heute“, Bratislava (SK)
  • 2003 „Österreichische Architektur heute“, Ljubljana (SI)
  • 2003 „Innere Szene Wien“ [AzW 2002], Biennale in Venedig (I)
  • 2000 „6-pack, Young Austrian Architecture“, RWU Bristol, MIT Boston (US)
  • 1996/1999 “Europan” Ausstellungen in Helsinki, Rom, Rotterdam (FI,I,NL)
  • 1995 „World Architectural Triennale“, Tokyo (JP)