We are pleased to invite students of architecture, urban design, landscape architecture, environmental sciences, and related disciplines to participate in the international student workshop Agenda 3-30-300, which will be held from 21 to 23 May 2025 in Belgrade, Serbia, as part of the conference Places and Technologies 2025.

This workshop will focus on exploring and proposing nature-based urban solutions that respond to the principles of the Agenda 3-30-300:

• A minimum of 3 trees visible from every home or workplace,

• 30% tree and green coverage in every neighborhood,

• A quality green space within 300 meters of every residence.

As part of an ongoing study dedicated to implementing Agenda 3-30-300 in Belgrade, three distinctive urban locations have been selected: Vračar, New Belgrade, and Banovo Brdo (Čukarica). Each represents a specific urban form — from historical urban fabric through modernist planning to a mixed residential structure — offering valuable insight into opportunities for improving urban greenery across different spatial conditions.

Participants will work in interdisciplinary teams to develop creative and applicable solutions for three diverse urban areas in Belgrade: Vračar, New Belgrade, and Banovo Brdo. Each neighborhood represents a unique urban morphology — from compact historical cores to modernist open blocks and mixed transitional zones — offering a broad spectrum of spatial, social, and ecological conditions for analysis and design.

The workshop will be organized over three days:

• 21–22 May 2025: Collaborative work sessions, and design development,

• 23 May 2025: Public presentation of workshop results within a dedicated session at the Places and Technologies 2025 conference.

The workshop will be guided by:

Dr. Milena Vukmirović, Associate Professor, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Forestry

Dr. Boris Radić, Professor, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Forestry

Dr. Milena Kordic, Associate Professor, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture

Milana Mijatovic, MA in Landscape architecture, Placemaking Western Balkans

Thursday, 22nd May 2025, IMPACT Hub Gallery

Friday, 23rd May 2025, IMPACT Hub Gallery

This event represents a valuable opportunity for students to participate in an international academic setting, contribute to current debates on urban sustainability, and develop innovative ideas for improving urban green infrastructure through site-specific interventions.

Students interested in participating in the Agenda 3-30-300 workshop are invited to register by filling out the application form at the bottom of this page.

Participation in the workshop is free of charge.

To complete the registration process, follow the button below.

• Completed application form

• A copy of your valid student ID card (as proof of student status)

Please note that the number of participants is limited, and applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all available spots are filled. We want to encourage interested students to apply early to secure their place.

We look forward to your participation and creative contributions!

The workshop will be organized in collaboration with WWF Adria and Placemaking Western Balkans. Their expertise in nature-based solutions and participatory urban design will enrich the learning experience and inspire innovative approaches to greening our cities. Their involvement ensures a strong connection between academic exploration and real-world impact.