Under the leadership of Prof. Dukagjin Hasimja, I had the privilege of serving as the Leading Architect for a competition project. Our team won the competition, and we were responsible for supervising the building process.
The project aimed to design a memorial to the War in Kosova in 1991, providing a space for people to grieve, visit graves, and find new hope in the surrounding city park's green space. Our team worked hard to create a design that would reflect the significance of the war while also providing a peaceful and reflective space for visitors.
As the Leading Architect, I worked closely with Prof. Hasimja and the rest of the team to bring the project to life, paying close attention to every detail to ensure the final product met our high standards of quality and functionality. The result was a stunning and meaningful memorial that has become an important part of the community.
Overall, this competition project was a true testament to the power of collaborative design and the importance of creating spaces that are both functional and meaningful. The memorial serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made during the war while also providing a peaceful and reflective space for visitors to find hope and healing.
