Jelica Jovanović is an architect, architectural historian and a PhD student of TU Wien. She works on projects researching socialist Yugoslavia’s architectural heritage, protection and restoration initiatives for built heritage in Serbia. Coordinator and participant of the international projects: Unfinished Modernisations: Between Utopia and Pragmatism, (In)appropiate Monuments, PATINA/ПАТИНА, REVIVE+, exhibition Toward a Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia 1948–1980 in MoMA. Coauthor of the platform Arhiva modernizma. Active member of Docomomo, ICOMOS, Association of Serbian Conservators, and Grupa arhitekata NGO, working on modernist and vernacular built heritage. Her residence in AQB is supported by Slobodne veze/Loose associations contemporary art practices from Zagreb, and is focusing on the application of the IMS construction technology in Hungary.