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APLE ERASMUS+ project
POP-UP_Workshop
ArchiMan
Exploring Human Dimensions in Architectural Management 
29. September - 1. October, 2025.

The three-day workshop was designed to encourage students from four partner universities to explore architectural management within real-world organizational contexts. During the workshop, students explored organizational structures and strategic development plans for an architectural firm. Insights from architectural firms of varying sizes (50+, 20+, 5+ and up to 5 employees) were used to gain practical knowledge and experience of the managerial role in architectural practice and education. Students also assessed whether the title of architect is necessary for a person in a managerial position in an architectural firm. 

On August 21, 2025, the second meeting of the Steering Committee of the Interreg IPA project ClimBeach was held at the Mostar Hotel. All partners from the Republic of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro participated in the meeting.

On August 1, 2025, a Coordination meeting of the project "Improving Coastal Areas Resilience from Climate Change Impacts and setting up Guidelines for Sustainable Beach Stabilization and Management (ClimBeach)", financed by the European Union within the framework of the Interreg IPA Croatia - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Montenegro 2021-2027 program, was held at the premises of the Project Partner UNIMO FGAG in Mostar (Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy, University of Mostar).

On 27th June 2025, six stakeholders meeting of interested parties was held at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy. There was a discussion about the tool developed as part of the project and education and its application by the interested participants, as well as about progress in the creation of a local action plan and a feasibility study.  

We are proud that the ClimBeach scientific project was successfully presented at the Final Exhibition of the Architecture and Urban Planning Studies organized by the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy of the University of Mostar and Matica Hrvatska Mostar, where on June 27, 2025, together with student works and models, we had the ClimBeach project poster exhibited.

Dear readers,

This is the 29th issue of e-Zbornik, the Electronic Collection of Papers of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, which publishes papers focused on current and interdisciplinary topics in the field of technical and related sciences. This issue brings out scientific and professional papers related to the consideration of the hydropower potential of the Bednja River at the location Lovrentovec, Croatia, an overview of the genesis of the Zagreb Brewery from its foundation in 1892 to the present day, a comparative analysis of the character of Hercule Poirot and the phenomenon of supports settlement, a presentation of modern and contemporary architecture through the example of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb, located within Maksimir, testing the integrity of piles using non-destructive methods, geochemical characterization of soil using XRF technology and its implications on geotechnical properties and analysis of ceramics as an important element of design and architecture.

On May 28th, as part of the public event Open Door Day of Architecture and Urbanism, a public presentation and workshop of the SpongeCity project was held. Students, future students, from various secondary schools from Mostar and surrounding towns were present.

On 27th May, a meeting of interested parties was held at the premises of „JP Vodovod Mostar“ and „JP HZHB Elektroprivreda - HE Mostar“. 

To fully leverage the platform role of SRIAATU and further promote collaboration among member institutions in joint talent growth, international research collaboration, and cultural exchange, XAUAT hosted the 2025 Conference and Forum of SRIAATU from May 13 to 16, 2025 in Xi'an, China, which was attended by representatives of the University of Mostar, the Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy, Full  Professor Maja Prskalo and Assistant Petra Pažin.