TY  - CONF
AU  - Filipović, Ivan
AU  - Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana
PY  - 2022
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1340
AB  - Postoji primetna neusklađenost između formulacije arhitektonskih i urbanističkih smernica za tipologiju objekta ambasada i njihove primene, čije su posledice uočljive u javnom
gradskom prostoru. Brojne studije su konstatovale sistematsko odsustvo i neefikasnost
arhitektonsko-urbanističkih projektantskih strategija, povezanih sa eksteritorijalnim privilegijama ispitivanih tipologija. Cilj ovog istraživanja je utvrđivanje posledica koje stvaraju
tipologije ambasada, kao i uspešnost njihove prostorne integracije u urbano tkivo gradova.
Konkretno, istražuje se proizvedeni prostorni efekat i urbana bezbednost u studijama slu-
čaja za Tokio, Japan.
U ovom radu se tvrdi da su zbog pretnji terorizma i urbanog nasilja, kao i specifičnih prostornih/bezbednosnih zahteva, objekti ambasada postali generatori diskontinuiteta u urbanim matricama grada. Glavna karakteristika ovih tipologija je izuzeće od skoro svih oblika
arhitektonsko-urbanističke zakonske regulative zemlje domaćina, zbog svojih eksteritorijalnih privilegija. Kao takvi, bezbednosni problemi imaju tendenciju širenja na okolne javne
gradske prostore i susedstva, stvarajući štetne efekte po urbano tkivo, njegov kontinuitet,
morfologiju i kvalitet urbanog života.
Tokio, jedan od najbezbednijih gradova na svetu sa posebnom strategijom urbanog razvoja
je izabran kao eklatantni primer za ispitivanje tipologija diplomatsko-konzularnih predstavništava. Prikazane studije slučaja (Ambasade Sjedinjenih Američkih Država, Brazila
i Velike Britanije) ispituju ekstreme otvorenih kao i introvertnih arhitektonskih programa,
objašnjavajući kako njihova konceptualizacija utiče na susedne javne prostore. Primećuju
se i integracija i prostorna sekvestracija javnih prostora, sa zaključkom da su pojedinačne
arhitektonsko-urbanističke koncepcije glavni katalizatori u oblikovanju i/ili narušavanju
urbanog kontinuiteta gradova.
AB  - A tangible discrepancy exists between the creation of architectural and urban planning guidelines for embassy building typology and its implementation, most noted within the public space. Numerous studies have noted the systematic lack and inefficiency of architectural and urban planning strategies, linked to extraterritorial privileges of the examined typologies. This investigation aims to determine the outcomes of created architectural typologies, as well as the success of their spatial integration. Specifically, it investigates the spatial effect it produces in exploratory case studies for Tokyo, Japan.
This paper argues that, due to the threats of terrorism and urban violence, as well as specific spatial/security requirements, embassy buildings have become generators of disruptive discontinuity in the city’s urban matrices. These typologies, in particular, are exempt from almost all forms of local architectural and urban planning control of host countries, owing to their extraterritorial privileges. As such, security concerns tend to extend onto the surrounding public spaces and neighbourhoods, creating detrimental effects on the urban tissue, its continuity, and morphology and, consequently, the quality of urban life. 
As one of the safest cities in the world with a particular urban developmental strategy, Tokyo has been chosen as a prime example for examining diplomatic architectural typologies. Presented case studies (USA, Brazil, UK) examine extremes of open and introverted architectural programs, elaborating their influence onto the neighbouring public spaces. Both integration and spatial sequestration are noted, arguing place-making decisions as one of the main catalysts in shaping and/or disrupting urban continuity.
PB  - Univerzitet u Beogradu, Fakultet bezbednosti
C3  - Urbana bezbednost i urbani razvoj : Druga naučna konferencija [Elektronski izvor]
T1  - Ispitivanje uticaja tipologije ambasada na urbanu bezbenost javnih gradskih prostora Tokija
SP  - 84
EP  - 95
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1340
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Filipović, Ivan and Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana",
year = "2022",
abstract = "Postoji primetna neusklađenost između formulacije arhitektonskih i urbanističkih smernica za tipologiju objekta ambasada i njihove primene, čije su posledice uočljive u javnom
gradskom prostoru. Brojne studije su konstatovale sistematsko odsustvo i neefikasnost
arhitektonsko-urbanističkih projektantskih strategija, povezanih sa eksteritorijalnim privilegijama ispitivanih tipologija. Cilj ovog istraživanja je utvrđivanje posledica koje stvaraju
tipologije ambasada, kao i uspešnost njihove prostorne integracije u urbano tkivo gradova.
Konkretno, istražuje se proizvedeni prostorni efekat i urbana bezbednost u studijama slu-
čaja za Tokio, Japan.
U ovom radu se tvrdi da su zbog pretnji terorizma i urbanog nasilja, kao i specifičnih prostornih/bezbednosnih zahteva, objekti ambasada postali generatori diskontinuiteta u urbanim matricama grada. Glavna karakteristika ovih tipologija je izuzeće od skoro svih oblika
arhitektonsko-urbanističke zakonske regulative zemlje domaćina, zbog svojih eksteritorijalnih privilegija. Kao takvi, bezbednosni problemi imaju tendenciju širenja na okolne javne
gradske prostore i susedstva, stvarajući štetne efekte po urbano tkivo, njegov kontinuitet,
morfologiju i kvalitet urbanog života.
Tokio, jedan od najbezbednijih gradova na svetu sa posebnom strategijom urbanog razvoja
je izabran kao eklatantni primer za ispitivanje tipologija diplomatsko-konzularnih predstavništava. Prikazane studije slučaja (Ambasade Sjedinjenih Američkih Država, Brazila
i Velike Britanije) ispituju ekstreme otvorenih kao i introvertnih arhitektonskih programa,
objašnjavajući kako njihova konceptualizacija utiče na susedne javne prostore. Primećuju
se i integracija i prostorna sekvestracija javnih prostora, sa zaključkom da su pojedinačne
arhitektonsko-urbanističke koncepcije glavni katalizatori u oblikovanju i/ili narušavanju
urbanog kontinuiteta gradova., A tangible discrepancy exists between the creation of architectural and urban planning guidelines for embassy building typology and its implementation, most noted within the public space. Numerous studies have noted the systematic lack and inefficiency of architectural and urban planning strategies, linked to extraterritorial privileges of the examined typologies. This investigation aims to determine the outcomes of created architectural typologies, as well as the success of their spatial integration. Specifically, it investigates the spatial effect it produces in exploratory case studies for Tokyo, Japan.
This paper argues that, due to the threats of terrorism and urban violence, as well as specific spatial/security requirements, embassy buildings have become generators of disruptive discontinuity in the city’s urban matrices. These typologies, in particular, are exempt from almost all forms of local architectural and urban planning control of host countries, owing to their extraterritorial privileges. As such, security concerns tend to extend onto the surrounding public spaces and neighbourhoods, creating detrimental effects on the urban tissue, its continuity, and morphology and, consequently, the quality of urban life. 
As one of the safest cities in the world with a particular urban developmental strategy, Tokyo has been chosen as a prime example for examining diplomatic architectural typologies. Presented case studies (USA, Brazil, UK) examine extremes of open and introverted architectural programs, elaborating their influence onto the neighbouring public spaces. Both integration and spatial sequestration are noted, arguing place-making decisions as one of the main catalysts in shaping and/or disrupting urban continuity.",
publisher = "Univerzitet u Beogradu, Fakultet bezbednosti",
journal = "Urbana bezbednost i urbani razvoj : Druga naučna konferencija [Elektronski izvor]",
title = "Ispitivanje uticaja tipologije ambasada na urbanu bezbenost javnih gradskih prostora Tokija",
pages = "84-95",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1340"
}

Filipović, I.,& Vasiljević Tomić, D.. (2022). Ispitivanje uticaja tipologije ambasada na urbanu bezbenost javnih gradskih prostora Tokija. in Urbana bezbednost i urbani razvoj : Druga naučna konferencija [Elektronski izvor]
Univerzitet u Beogradu, Fakultet bezbednosti., 84-95.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1340

Filipović I, Vasiljević Tomić D. Ispitivanje uticaja tipologije ambasada na urbanu bezbenost javnih gradskih prostora Tokija. in Urbana bezbednost i urbani razvoj : Druga naučna konferencija [Elektronski izvor]. 2022;:84-95.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1340 .

Filipović, Ivan, Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana, "Ispitivanje uticaja tipologije ambasada na urbanu bezbenost javnih gradskih prostora Tokija" in Urbana bezbednost i urbani razvoj : Druga naučna konferencija [Elektronski izvor] (2022):84-95,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1340 .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Васиљевић Томић, Драгана
AU  - Филиповић, Иван
PY  - 2022
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1747
AB  - Све већа специјализација у архитектури јасно је оставила трага не само на општем струци али и на архитектонском образовању. Да би поправили ову ситуацију, аутори прказују модел наставе Студио АРХИТЕКТУРА И ПРИРОДА, који настоји да омогући нове динамичке везе између архитектуре и других дисциплина засновано на интеракцији између фундаменталних истраживања, истраживања дизајна и практичне примене. Циљ је да се развије интердисциплинарна, колаборативна обука дизајна која обухвата оно најбоље природа мора да нас научи, реализована кроз технологију коју су људи постигли. У основи овога час је проучавање биолошких структура и развој биоинспирисаних принципа изградње за архитектонско пројектовање. Оба аспекта су богати извори иновација И могу играти важну улогу у обуци будућих архитеката и инжењера. Овај рад настоји да обезбеди кохерентан напредак извештај. Након кратког упознавања са општим циљевима Студија један, аутори ће прецизирати методе и вештине 21. века које су ученици научили током овог часа.
AB  - The growing specialization in architecture has clearly left its mark not only on the general professions but also in architectural education. To remedy this situation, the authors present a teaching model Studio ARCHITECTURE AND NATURE, which seeks to enable new dynamic connections between architecture and other disciplines based on the interaction between fundamental research, design research and practical application. The goal is to develop interdisciplinary, collaborative design training that encompasses the best that nature must teach us, realized through technology that people have achieved. The basis of this class is the study of biological structures and the development of bio-inspired principles of construction for architectural design. Both aspects are rich sources of innovation and can play an important role in the training of future architects and engineers. This paper seeks to ensure a coherent progress report. After a brief introduction to the general objectives of Study One, the authors will refine the methods and skills of the 21st century that students have learned during this class.
PB  - Београд : Удружење  инжењера Београда
C3  - XIV Научно-стручна конференција са међународним учешћем "Паметни градови и интеграција технологија четврте индустријске револуције 4.0"
T1  - Нови наставни модел за истраживање/Био-инспирисан дизајн
T1  - New Teaching Model for Research /Bio-Inspired Design
SP  - 198
EP  - 208
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1747
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Васиљевић Томић, Драгана and Филиповић, Иван",
year = "2022",
abstract = "Све већа специјализација у архитектури јасно је оставила трага не само на општем струци али и на архитектонском образовању. Да би поправили ову ситуацију, аутори прказују модел наставе Студио АРХИТЕКТУРА И ПРИРОДА, који настоји да омогући нове динамичке везе између архитектуре и других дисциплина засновано на интеракцији између фундаменталних истраживања, истраживања дизајна и практичне примене. Циљ је да се развије интердисциплинарна, колаборативна обука дизајна која обухвата оно најбоље природа мора да нас научи, реализована кроз технологију коју су људи постигли. У основи овога час је проучавање биолошких структура и развој биоинспирисаних принципа изградње за архитектонско пројектовање. Оба аспекта су богати извори иновација И могу играти важну улогу у обуци будућих архитеката и инжењера. Овај рад настоји да обезбеди кохерентан напредак извештај. Након кратког упознавања са општим циљевима Студија један, аутори ће прецизирати методе и вештине 21. века које су ученици научили током овог часа., The growing specialization in architecture has clearly left its mark not only on the general professions but also in architectural education. To remedy this situation, the authors present a teaching model Studio ARCHITECTURE AND NATURE, which seeks to enable new dynamic connections between architecture and other disciplines based on the interaction between fundamental research, design research and practical application. The goal is to develop interdisciplinary, collaborative design training that encompasses the best that nature must teach us, realized through technology that people have achieved. The basis of this class is the study of biological structures and the development of bio-inspired principles of construction for architectural design. Both aspects are rich sources of innovation and can play an important role in the training of future architects and engineers. This paper seeks to ensure a coherent progress report. After a brief introduction to the general objectives of Study One, the authors will refine the methods and skills of the 21st century that students have learned during this class.",
publisher = "Београд : Удружење  инжењера Београда",
journal = "XIV Научно-стручна конференција са међународним учешћем "Паметни градови и интеграција технологија четврте индустријске револуције 4.0"",
title = "Нови наставни модел за истраживање/Био-инспирисан дизајн, New Teaching Model for Research /Bio-Inspired Design",
pages = "198-208",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1747"
}

Васиљевић Томић, Д.,& Филиповић, И.. (2022). Нови наставни модел за истраживање/Био-инспирисан дизајн. in XIV Научно-стручна конференција са међународним учешћем "Паметни градови и интеграција технологија четврте индустријске револуције 4.0"
Београд : Удружење  инжењера Београда., 198-208.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1747

Васиљевић Томић Д, Филиповић И. Нови наставни модел за истраживање/Био-инспирисан дизајн. in XIV Научно-стручна конференција са међународним учешћем "Паметни градови и интеграција технологија четврте индустријске револуције 4.0". 2022;:198-208.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1747 .

Васиљевић Томић, Драгана, Филиповић, Иван, "Нови наставни модел за истраживање/Био-инспирисан дизајн" in XIV Научно-стручна конференција са међународним учешћем "Паметни градови и интеграција технологија четврте индустријске револуције 4.0" (2022):198-208,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1747 .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Filipović, Ivan
PY  - 2021
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1772
AB  - Architecture can be viewed as a system of circumstance structuring that does not exist independently from the contextual occurrences. It captures, constructs and legitimizes oftentimes conflicting societal realities and ideologies. One of these aspects is observable within the concept of soft power, defined as the capability to attract and persuade without coercion and payments. Additionally, soft power resources are the assets that produce such attraction but cannot always be measured or have tangible physical manifestations. What happens when soft power does have spatial manifestations?
Soft power architecture is positioned as an amalgamation of processes and outcomes that must be examined and explained as an indissoluble structure. This paper focuses on establishing an interdisciplinary methodological approach through mapping and classification of the state sponsored (re)production processes for spaces aimed at the communication of the officially sanctioned images/messages of national identity. Placement of ideological narrative-building processes or lack thereof, for embassy buildings is observed as the representative model for this research.
The findings dispute the presupposed discrepancies between the proclaimed values, implementation strategies and examined spatial manifestations. Embassy architecture, with its privileges and realization process, vary significantly depending on the interpretation of ideological narrative-building. The relevancy of architectural design is of secondary importance, while the examined conceptualization and management processes are more indicative of spatial (re)production and freedom and control in urban spaces.
Apart from providing an applicable methodology and method for examining soft power architecture, this research offers relevant data primarily for architects and urban planners, putting forward strategies for communication of identity for exported architectural typologies. Furthermore, the universality of these typologies allows their spatial consequences to be examined in various urban matrices and cross-referenced with points of interest for individual case studies.
PB  - Belgrade : STRAND - Sustainable Urban Society Association
C3  - On Architecture Facing the Future - New Challenges : book of abstracts / [Ninth International Multimedia Event On Architecture, Belgrade
T1  - Soft Power Architecture: Establishing an Interdisciplinary Methodological Approach for the Research of Embassy Buildings
SP  - 39
EP  - 39
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1772
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Filipović, Ivan",
year = "2021",
abstract = "Architecture can be viewed as a system of circumstance structuring that does not exist independently from the contextual occurrences. It captures, constructs and legitimizes oftentimes conflicting societal realities and ideologies. One of these aspects is observable within the concept of soft power, defined as the capability to attract and persuade without coercion and payments. Additionally, soft power resources are the assets that produce such attraction but cannot always be measured or have tangible physical manifestations. What happens when soft power does have spatial manifestations?
Soft power architecture is positioned as an amalgamation of processes and outcomes that must be examined and explained as an indissoluble structure. This paper focuses on establishing an interdisciplinary methodological approach through mapping and classification of the state sponsored (re)production processes for spaces aimed at the communication of the officially sanctioned images/messages of national identity. Placement of ideological narrative-building processes or lack thereof, for embassy buildings is observed as the representative model for this research.
The findings dispute the presupposed discrepancies between the proclaimed values, implementation strategies and examined spatial manifestations. Embassy architecture, with its privileges and realization process, vary significantly depending on the interpretation of ideological narrative-building. The relevancy of architectural design is of secondary importance, while the examined conceptualization and management processes are more indicative of spatial (re)production and freedom and control in urban spaces.
Apart from providing an applicable methodology and method for examining soft power architecture, this research offers relevant data primarily for architects and urban planners, putting forward strategies for communication of identity for exported architectural typologies. Furthermore, the universality of these typologies allows their spatial consequences to be examined in various urban matrices and cross-referenced with points of interest for individual case studies.",
publisher = "Belgrade : STRAND - Sustainable Urban Society Association",
journal = "On Architecture Facing the Future - New Challenges : book of abstracts / [Ninth International Multimedia Event On Architecture, Belgrade",
title = "Soft Power Architecture: Establishing an Interdisciplinary Methodological Approach for the Research of Embassy Buildings",
pages = "39-39",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1772"
}

Filipović, I.. (2021). Soft Power Architecture: Establishing an Interdisciplinary Methodological Approach for the Research of Embassy Buildings. in On Architecture Facing the Future - New Challenges : book of abstracts / [Ninth International Multimedia Event On Architecture, Belgrade
Belgrade : STRAND - Sustainable Urban Society Association., 39-39.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1772

Filipović I. Soft Power Architecture: Establishing an Interdisciplinary Methodological Approach for the Research of Embassy Buildings. in On Architecture Facing the Future - New Challenges : book of abstracts / [Ninth International Multimedia Event On Architecture, Belgrade. 2021;:39-39.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1772 .

Filipović, Ivan, "Soft Power Architecture: Establishing an Interdisciplinary Methodological Approach for the Research of Embassy Buildings" in On Architecture Facing the Future - New Challenges : book of abstracts / [Ninth International Multimedia Event On Architecture, Belgrade (2021):39-39,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_1772 .

TY  - THES
AU  - Filipovic, Ivan
PY  - 2021
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1328
AB  - Architecture can be viewed as a system of circumstance structuring that does not exist independently from the contextual occurrences. It captures, constructs and legitimizes oftentimes conflicting societal realities and ideologies. One of these aspects is observable within the concept of soft power, defined as the capability to attract and persuade without coercion and payments. Additionally, soft power resources are the assets that produce such attraction but cannot always be measured or have tangible physical manifestations.
What happens when soft power does have spatial manifestations? Soft power architecture is viewed an amalgamation of processes and outcomes that must be examined and explained as an indissoluble structure, throughout its lifespan. This research focuses on understanding, mapping and classifying the state-sponsored (re)production processes for spaces aimed at the communication of the officially sanctioned images/messages of national identity. Placement of embassy buildings is observed as the representative model for this research. Six exploratory case studies of embassy buildings in Tokyo, Japan and Belgrade, Serbia confirm the necessity for the re-examination of the politics of space-making for diplomatic-consular headquarters.   
The findings dispute the initially presumed discrepancies between the proclaimed values, implementation strategies and examined spatial manifestations. Embassy architecture, with its privileges and realization process, vary significantly depending on the interpretation of ideological narrative-building. The relevancy of architectural design is of secondary importance, while the examined conceptualization and management processes are more indicative of spatial (re)production and freedom and control in urban spaces.       
Apart from providing an applicable methodology and method for examining soft power architecture, this research offers relevant data primarily for architects and urban planners, putting forward strategies for communication of identity for exported architectural typologies. Furthermore, the universality of these typologies allows their spatial consequences to be examined in various urban matrices and cross-referenced with points of interest for individual case studies.
PB  - Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University
T1  - Soft Power Architecture: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Spatial Consequences of Embassy Buildings and Exported Ideologies
DO  - 10.13140/RG.2.2.32368.17925
ER  - 

@phdthesis{
author = "Filipovic, Ivan",
year = "2021",
abstract = "Architecture can be viewed as a system of circumstance structuring that does not exist independently from the contextual occurrences. It captures, constructs and legitimizes oftentimes conflicting societal realities and ideologies. One of these aspects is observable within the concept of soft power, defined as the capability to attract and persuade without coercion and payments. Additionally, soft power resources are the assets that produce such attraction but cannot always be measured or have tangible physical manifestations.
What happens when soft power does have spatial manifestations? Soft power architecture is viewed an amalgamation of processes and outcomes that must be examined and explained as an indissoluble structure, throughout its lifespan. This research focuses on understanding, mapping and classifying the state-sponsored (re)production processes for spaces aimed at the communication of the officially sanctioned images/messages of national identity. Placement of embassy buildings is observed as the representative model for this research. Six exploratory case studies of embassy buildings in Tokyo, Japan and Belgrade, Serbia confirm the necessity for the re-examination of the politics of space-making for diplomatic-consular headquarters.   
The findings dispute the initially presumed discrepancies between the proclaimed values, implementation strategies and examined spatial manifestations. Embassy architecture, with its privileges and realization process, vary significantly depending on the interpretation of ideological narrative-building. The relevancy of architectural design is of secondary importance, while the examined conceptualization and management processes are more indicative of spatial (re)production and freedom and control in urban spaces.       
Apart from providing an applicable methodology and method for examining soft power architecture, this research offers relevant data primarily for architects and urban planners, putting forward strategies for communication of identity for exported architectural typologies. Furthermore, the universality of these typologies allows their spatial consequences to be examined in various urban matrices and cross-referenced with points of interest for individual case studies.",
publisher = "Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University",
title = "Soft Power Architecture: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Spatial Consequences of Embassy Buildings and Exported Ideologies",
doi = "10.13140/RG.2.2.32368.17925"
}

Filipovic, I.. (2021). Soft Power Architecture: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Spatial Consequences of Embassy Buildings and Exported Ideologies. 
Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University..
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32368.17925

Filipovic I. Soft Power Architecture: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Spatial Consequences of Embassy Buildings and Exported Ideologies. 2021;.
doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.32368.17925 .

Filipovic, Ivan, "Soft Power Architecture: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Spatial Consequences of Embassy Buildings and Exported Ideologies" (2021),
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32368.17925 . .

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Sano, Satoshi
AU  - Filipović, Ivan
AU  - Radović, Darko
PY  - 2020
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1324
AB  - The focus of this paper is liveable, low-rise high-density urban morphologies of residential architecture and urban planning practices in Tokyo. Over the last several decades, historically established qualities in cities worldwide are increasingly sacrificed in favour of globalization–led ‘universal’ typologies. Tokyo is not an exception: it is gradually changing to a high-rise, high-density built city environment.
From a morphological point of view, the paper demonstrates bioclimatic and cultural disadvantages of such developmental paradigm shift in Tokyo. Presented case studies elaborate upon the ways in which low-rise high-density environments and subsequent urban forms better facilitate human interaction and, consequently, can aid in reducing social isolation and contribute to mental well-being.
Presented case studies, observed over the period of six years depict how residential environments created by row-houses can be seen as a collection of adjoining private spaces. The emphasis is on the interconnected set of phenomena: low-rise high-density morphologies, climate-responsive semi-exterior spaces, facilitating human and public-private interaction.
The conducted morphological and functional analysis shows how design requirements of bioclimatic responsive semi-exterior space fully coincide with those of desirable public-private interface and human interaction. However, site-specific constraints critically affect spatial configurations of low-rise high-density developments in contemporary Tokyo, emphasizing the requirement for case-by-case attention in design and management of such places. Only design processes conscious of spatial management aware of the potential embedded in the design process can enhance socio-cultural interplay and bioclimatic performance.
PB  - City Space Architecture
T2  - The Journal of Public Space
T1  - Public-private interaction in low-rise, high-density Tokyo. A morphological and functional study of contemporary residential row-houses
VL  - 5
IS  - 2
SP  - 63
EP  - 88
DO  - 10.32891/jps.v5i2.1285
ER  - 

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author = "Sano, Satoshi and Filipović, Ivan and Radović, Darko",
year = "2020",
abstract = "The focus of this paper is liveable, low-rise high-density urban morphologies of residential architecture and urban planning practices in Tokyo. Over the last several decades, historically established qualities in cities worldwide are increasingly sacrificed in favour of globalization–led ‘universal’ typologies. Tokyo is not an exception: it is gradually changing to a high-rise, high-density built city environment.
From a morphological point of view, the paper demonstrates bioclimatic and cultural disadvantages of such developmental paradigm shift in Tokyo. Presented case studies elaborate upon the ways in which low-rise high-density environments and subsequent urban forms better facilitate human interaction and, consequently, can aid in reducing social isolation and contribute to mental well-being.
Presented case studies, observed over the period of six years depict how residential environments created by row-houses can be seen as a collection of adjoining private spaces. The emphasis is on the interconnected set of phenomena: low-rise high-density morphologies, climate-responsive semi-exterior spaces, facilitating human and public-private interaction.
The conducted morphological and functional analysis shows how design requirements of bioclimatic responsive semi-exterior space fully coincide with those of desirable public-private interface and human interaction. However, site-specific constraints critically affect spatial configurations of low-rise high-density developments in contemporary Tokyo, emphasizing the requirement for case-by-case attention in design and management of such places. Only design processes conscious of spatial management aware of the potential embedded in the design process can enhance socio-cultural interplay and bioclimatic performance.",
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Sano, S., Filipović, I.,& Radović, D.. (2020). Public-private interaction in low-rise, high-density Tokyo. A morphological and functional study of contemporary residential row-houses. in The Journal of Public Space
City Space Architecture., 5(2), 63-88.
https://doi.org/10.32891/jps.v5i2.1285

Sano S, Filipović I, Radović D. Public-private interaction in low-rise, high-density Tokyo. A morphological and functional study of contemporary residential row-houses. in The Journal of Public Space. 2020;5(2):63-88.
doi:10.32891/jps.v5i2.1285 .

Sano, Satoshi, Filipović, Ivan, Radović, Darko, "Public-private interaction in low-rise, high-density Tokyo. A morphological and functional study of contemporary residential row-houses" in The Journal of Public Space, 5, no. 2 (2020):63-88,
https://doi.org/10.32891/jps.v5i2.1285 . .

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Filipović, Ivan
AU  - Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana
PY  - 2020
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1329
AB  - Past urban planning practices for embassy buildings have largely been
indifferent to environments and the context of cities, oftentimes causing negative effects on
the urban matrix. Implementing a more open, transparent building process for its
diplomatic outposts overseas, Japan has managed to contribute to overall city development,
quality of its public spaces and the image it holds in host countries. These processes will be
examined and findings elaborated for the new Japanese embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, how
utilizing such methodology presents an improvement, in engineering and urban planning
terms, as well as a new method of cultural sustainability.
PB  - University of Niš
T2  - Facta universitatis - series: Architecture and Civil Engineering
T1  - Examining the Effects of Urban Planning Practices of Embassy Buildings onto Public Spaces
VL  - 18
IS  - 1
SP  - 85
EP  - 97
DO  - 10.2298/FUACE191221007F
ER  - 

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author = "Filipović, Ivan and Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana",
year = "2020",
abstract = "Past urban planning practices for embassy buildings have largely been
indifferent to environments and the context of cities, oftentimes causing negative effects on
the urban matrix. Implementing a more open, transparent building process for its
diplomatic outposts overseas, Japan has managed to contribute to overall city development,
quality of its public spaces and the image it holds in host countries. These processes will be
examined and findings elaborated for the new Japanese embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, how
utilizing such methodology presents an improvement, in engineering and urban planning
terms, as well as a new method of cultural sustainability.",
publisher = "University of Niš",
journal = "Facta universitatis - series: Architecture and Civil Engineering",
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University of Niš., 18(1), 85-97.
https://doi.org/10.2298/FUACE191221007F

Filipović I, Vasiljević Tomić D. Examining the Effects of Urban Planning Practices of Embassy Buildings onto Public Spaces. in Facta universitatis - series: Architecture and Civil Engineering. 2020;18(1):85-97.
doi:10.2298/FUACE191221007F .

Filipović, Ivan, Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana, "Examining the Effects of Urban Planning Practices of Embassy Buildings onto Public Spaces" in Facta universitatis - series: Architecture and Civil Engineering, 18, no. 1 (2020):85-97,
https://doi.org/10.2298/FUACE191221007F . .

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Filipović, Ivan
AU  - Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana
PY  - 2019
UR  - https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/573
AB  - States’ cultural policies for international relations take various
forms, both intangible and tangible. This paper will focus
on the latter, namely, exported architectural manifestation
utilized as cultural negotiation tools. In this research, exported
architecture is considered to be any built (realized) spatial
manifestations, non-native to the county in which it is placed.
Subsequently, architecture is viewed and examined as a cultural
resource, having the power to influence bilateral relations
presenting a new term, ‘soft power architecture’ as conceived,
exported, and state-controlled spatial manifestation, with a
clear set of goals inscribed within cultural relations policies.
The notion of architecture-as-a-negotiating-instrument
between various actors is introduced, borrowing from Joseph
S. Nye’s definition of the term “soft power” postulated as, in
the most basic terms, as the ability to attract, with attraction
often leading to acquiescence.These typologies have a
profound impact and yet the policy makers remain unaware
of the importance of architectural manifestations as cultural
resources. Requirements of the re-conceptualization of the
state’s policies regarding the planning, implementation and
management processes for diplomatic-consular outpost will be
discussed. Lastly, the case study of the new Japanese embassy
in Belgrade, Serbia, will be examined, noting particularities
of its processes, arguing an unintentional paradigmatic shift,
providing a theoretical and methodological framework for
future research.
AB  - Међународни односи и пратеће стратегије културне размене
могу попримати различите облике, како нематеријалне, тако
и опипљиве. Овај рад ће се фокусирати на другу категорију,
наиме, извезене архитектонске манифестације које се могу
користити као оруђе у политици културне размене. У овом
истраживању, за извезену архитектуру сматра се било која
изграђена (реализована) просторна манифестација, која
потекла из окружења у којем је смештена. Архитектура ће
бити посматрана и испитивана као културни ресурс, који
има моћ утицаја на билатералне односе, представљајући
нови термин, „Soft Power архитектура“ који подразумева
пројектовану, извезену и државно-контролисану просторну
манифестацију, са јасним циљевима који одражавају тежње
политике културне размене. Уводи се и појам архитектуре
као инструмента преговарања између различитих
актера, интерпретирајући дефиницију појма „soft power“
Џозефа С. Наја, која је дата, у најосновнијим цртама, као
способности привлачења, са привлачношћу која често
води ка прихватању ставова друге стране. Ове типологије
могу имати снажан утицај по више основа, првенствено на
просторну интеракцију и националну репутацију, међутим,
креатори политике и стратегија остају несвесни важности
раније поменутих архитектонских манифестација као
културних ресурса. Чланак ће поставити теоретске оквире
неопходности ре-концептуализације државних политика
у погледу процеса планирања, спровођења и управљања
дипломатско-конзуларним испоставама. Такође, проучавањем
студије случаја нове јапанске амбасаде у
Београду, примећује се специфичност њених управљачких
процеса као и новонасталих просторних последица,
стварајући парадигматични помак, описујући теоријски и
методолошки оквир за будућа истраживања.
PB  - Београд : Институт за архитектуру и урбанизам Србије
T2  - Архитектура и урбанизам
T1  - Soft Power Architecture: (Un)intentional and Incidental in Culture Relations Policies
T1  - Јапанска Soft Power архитектура: (не)намерно и неочекивано у политици културне размене
IS  - 49
SP  - 18
EP  - 31
DO  - 10.5937/a-u0-24483
ER  - 

@article{
author = "Filipović, Ivan and Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana",
year = "2019",
abstract = "States’ cultural policies for international relations take various
forms, both intangible and tangible. This paper will focus
on the latter, namely, exported architectural manifestation
utilized as cultural negotiation tools. In this research, exported
architecture is considered to be any built (realized) spatial
manifestations, non-native to the county in which it is placed.
Subsequently, architecture is viewed and examined as a cultural
resource, having the power to influence bilateral relations
presenting a new term, ‘soft power architecture’ as conceived,
exported, and state-controlled spatial manifestation, with a
clear set of goals inscribed within cultural relations policies.
The notion of architecture-as-a-negotiating-instrument
between various actors is introduced, borrowing from Joseph
S. Nye’s definition of the term “soft power” postulated as, in
the most basic terms, as the ability to attract, with attraction
often leading to acquiescence.These typologies have a
profound impact and yet the policy makers remain unaware
of the importance of architectural manifestations as cultural
resources. Requirements of the re-conceptualization of the
state’s policies regarding the planning, implementation and
management processes for diplomatic-consular outpost will be
discussed. Lastly, the case study of the new Japanese embassy
in Belgrade, Serbia, will be examined, noting particularities
of its processes, arguing an unintentional paradigmatic shift,
providing a theoretical and methodological framework for
future research., Међународни односи и пратеће стратегије културне размене
могу попримати различите облике, како нематеријалне, тако
и опипљиве. Овај рад ће се фокусирати на другу категорију,
наиме, извезене архитектонске манифестације које се могу
користити као оруђе у политици културне размене. У овом
истраживању, за извезену архитектуру сматра се било која
изграђена (реализована) просторна манифестација, која
потекла из окружења у којем је смештена. Архитектура ће
бити посматрана и испитивана као културни ресурс, који
има моћ утицаја на билатералне односе, представљајући
нови термин, „Soft Power архитектура“ који подразумева
пројектовану, извезену и државно-контролисану просторну
манифестацију, са јасним циљевима који одражавају тежње
политике културне размене. Уводи се и појам архитектуре
као инструмента преговарања између различитих
актера, интерпретирајући дефиницију појма „soft power“
Џозефа С. Наја, која је дата, у најосновнијим цртама, као
способности привлачења, са привлачношћу која често
води ка прихватању ставова друге стране. Ове типологије
могу имати снажан утицај по више основа, првенствено на
просторну интеракцију и националну репутацију, међутим,
креатори политике и стратегија остају несвесни важности
раније поменутих архитектонских манифестација као
културних ресурса. Чланак ће поставити теоретске оквире
неопходности ре-концептуализације државних политика
у погледу процеса планирања, спровођења и управљања
дипломатско-конзуларним испоставама. Такође, проучавањем
студије случаја нове јапанске амбасаде у
Београду, примећује се специфичност њених управљачких
процеса као и новонасталих просторних последица,
стварајући парадигматични помак, описујући теоријски и
методолошки оквир за будућа истраживања.",
publisher = "Београд : Институт за архитектуру и урбанизам Србије",
journal = "Архитектура и урбанизам",
title = "Soft Power Architecture: (Un)intentional and Incidental in Culture Relations Policies, Јапанска Soft Power архитектура: (не)намерно и неочекивано у политици културне размене",
number = "49",
pages = "18-31",
doi = "10.5937/a-u0-24483"
}

Filipović, I.,& Vasiljević Tomić, D.. (2019). Soft Power Architecture: (Un)intentional and Incidental in Culture Relations Policies. in Архитектура и урбанизам
Београд : Институт за архитектуру и урбанизам Србије.(49), 18-31.
https://doi.org/10.5937/a-u0-24483

Filipović I, Vasiljević Tomić D. Soft Power Architecture: (Un)intentional and Incidental in Culture Relations Policies. in Архитектура и урбанизам. 2019;(49):18-31.
doi:10.5937/a-u0-24483 .

Filipović, Ivan, Vasiljević Tomić, Dragana, "Soft Power Architecture: (Un)intentional and Incidental in Culture Relations Policies" in Архитектура и урбанизам, no. 49 (2019):18-31,
https://doi.org/10.5937/a-u0-24483 . .