the team

Milosav is a former town architect in his hometown in Yugoslavia, a Fulbright Scholar,

Adjunct Lecturer with the School of Architecture at UT Austin, and former chairman of

the Austin Design Commission. Through his European heritage, extensive travel and

substantial design and construction experience, as well as his work on the Design

Commission, first as a member and then as chair for five years, Milosav has gained

critical insights in dealing with a variety of projects in both urban and suburban or park

settings with varying natural and economic circumstances.

Milosav has been recognized as one of the top urban designers in the country and

has won numerous awards. He was a member of the National American Institute of

Architects Committee on Urban design in the 1990s, was a Council-appointed member

of the Citizens Planning Committee and the Design Commission in Austin, which he

chaired for five years. In 1987, he was a design team member on Andres Duany’s first

urban design charrette for the town of Friday Mountain near Austin.

Milosav is licensed in both architecture and planning. Working on projects of

sometimes vastly different scales and concerns has given him a unique perspective

about the reality of urban solutions and the character and quality of the actual physical

space they create. The connection he makes between urban design and architecture

has further enabled him to develop practical yet poetic insights into how to translate

master plans into functional and humanly scaled environments.