Bevk Perović Arhitekti

Vasa J. Perović, a renowned Serbian architect of the Bevk Perović Arhitekti studio, which he founded together with Matija Bevk in 1997, designed the architecture of the DVA DOMY (“TWO HOUSES” in English) project in Karlín. The studio has been granted a number of international awards, such as the European Union Contemporary Architecture Award – the Mies van der Rohe Award in 2007 (for the Faculty of Mathematics of the University of Ljubljana), the Kunstpreis Berlin in 2006, the Piranesi Award in 2005, as well as national awards: four Plečnik Prizes for the best building of the year in Slovenia, the Golden Pencil Award (by the Chamber or Architects) and the Prešeren Award, the highest national award for culture (2005), awarded by the President of the Republic of Slovenia. The work of the office is published in the most relevant international publications and on portals dealing with architecture and design.