Students of the Faculty of Architecture proposed solutions for the adaptation of the units of the Institute for Emergency Medical Care of Montenegro

Fourth-year students of the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Montenegro, as part of the regular course Architectural Design of Interior Spaces 1, under the mentorship of Prof. Dr. Veljko Radulović, Dr. Sanja Paunović Žarić, and MSc Nikolina Sekulović, have proposed conceptual solutions for the adaptation of the units of the Institute for Emergency Medical Care in Danilovgrad, Zeta, and Mojkovac.

The tasks objective is to adapt the space to the functional, formal, and ergonomic characteristics of the chosen functional zone of the workspace, and to formulate interior architecture solutions for the optimal case, with a personal approach to formative and artistic values, aesthetic and functional living standards, or goals, without neglecting the clear requirements for designing health units.

The presentation of the results of the three-month project was held in the Rectorate of the University of Montenegro, attended by students, professors, the director of the Emergency Medical Service of Montenegro, Mr. Sci. Dr. med. Vuk Niković with associates, and the dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Prof. Dr. Svetlana Perović.

This activity was conducted following a previously signed memorandum of cooperation between the Ministry of Health, the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Montenegro, and the Institute for Emergency Medical Care of Montenegro.