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Jakupi 2. First Name: Arta 3. Nationality: Kosova‐Albanian 4. Date of Birth 21 December 1979 5 CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Family Name: Jakupi 2. First Name: Arta 3. Nationality: Kosova‐Albanian 4. Date of Birth 21 December 1979 5. Gender: Female 6. Contact details: Email: arta.jakupi@uni‐pr.edu, [email protected] Tel: +386 49 309 859 7. Education Degree: Institution: University of Prishtina |Faculty of Civil Eng.‐Architecture | Kosova Degree Date: June 2005 Degree : Diploma Engineer of Architecture Institution: Bauhaus Dessau |The Bauhaus Kolleg | Dessau ‐Germany Degree Date: July 2006 Degree/ Master : Postgraduate Certificate | Final project was chosen among the best three for a postproduction ‐Holder of a Friedrich Ebert Stiftung scholarship (project‐The Relations/Berlin) Institution: University of Bauhaus – Weimar | Faculty of Architecture |Institute of European Urban Studies | Germany Degree Date: December 2012 Degree / Doctorate : PhD (Dr phil) ‐Holder of the University of Prishtina Scholarship and Madeleine Albright Scholarship Institution : Technical University of Vienna | Faculty of Architecture | Institute for Art and Design | Vienna | 2015 Postdoctoral Research, Alternative Architectural Representations ‐Holder of a Higher Kos‐OEAD grant Institution : MIT | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | School of Architecture and Planning | Cambridge | 2017‐2018 Research | Program in Art, Culture and Technology ‐Holder of a Fulbright Scholar 8. Academic Degree: Institution | Degree Date: Professor Associate| September 2018 | University of Prishtina Institution | Degree Date: Professor Assistant | November 2013 | University of Prishtina Institution | Degree Date: Teaching Assistant | July 2010 | University of Prishtina Institution | Degree Date: Junior Teaching Assistant | July 2006 | University of Prishtina 9. Scientific Publications: 1 Scientific journal Title of paper Journal name Year / Volume / Pages Architectural drawings as a POLLACK PERIODICA 2018 | 13 Issue 1 | 237‐246 medium of communication, An International Journal for https://akademiai.com/doi/abs/10.1556/ education and interaction with the Engineering and Information 606.2018.13.1.21 community Sciences The integration of “building THE CREATIVITY GAME – Theory and 2017 | Issue 5 | 52‐57 information modeling” (BIM) in Practice of Spatial Planning http://iu‐cg.org/paper/?id=54&lang=en sustainable architecture and construction education: case study in Pristina University International Aid Community, its Sociologija i prostor: časopis za 2017 | 55 Issue 3 (209) | 315‐332 Presence in the Post‐conflict istraživanje prostornoga i https://hrcak.srce.hr/index.php?show=cla Reconstruction and Impact on sociokulturnog razvoja nak&id_clanak_jezik=281057 Urban Legacy–Case Study of Prishtina Interpretation of architectural Frontiers of Architectural Research 2017 | 6 Issue 4 | 480‐486 identity through landmark https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a architecture: The case of Prishtina, rticle/pii/S2095263517300560 Kosovo from the 1970s to the 1980s Architecture Impact in Improving Journal of Economic and Social 2017 | 4 Issue 2 | 51‐62 the Quality of Services in Retail Development http://www.jesd‐ Pharmacies: Case Study Prishtina, online.com/dokumenti/upload/separated Kosovo /Vol%204%20No%202_Paper5.pdf The integration of BIM in Global Journal of Engineering 2017 | 19 Issue 3 | 273‐278 education: a literature review and Education http://www.wiete.com.au/journals/GJEE/ comparative context Publish/vol19no3/16‐Jakupi‐A.pdf Modular Architecture as a Synergy International Journal of 2017 | ISSN 2198‐7688 | Vol. 4, No. 2 of Chaos and Order Contemporary Architecture ”The |pp.71‐81 New ARCH“ http://the‐new‐arch.net/Issues/2017/No‐ 2/mobile/index.html#p=96 Direct International Community Regional Studies |Regions Magazine 2009 | 274 | 17‐18 Engagement and Kosovo’s Urban https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/ Development 10.1080/13673882.2009.1057 Books and Chapter of Books Title of book Publishing house Year / Pages International Community Presence LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | 2013 | ISBN:978‐3‐659‐35421‐2 | 284 on Scientific Monograph pages Post Conflict Urban Development Green Zero in UN Urbanism: Post‐ JOVIS Publishers | Research Study 2010 | ISBN 978‐3‐86859‐087‐6 | p 188‐ Conflict Cities Mostar Kabul,(Editor: 193 Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vockler) Abstracts and Published Presentation Papers from the International and National Conferences Title of paper Journal name Year / Volume / Pages Artistic Integral Communication Harvard 2018: Int'l Conference for 2018 | ISSN 1943‐6114 Design Mediating the Creation of Academic Disciplines, Boston, MA, https://harv2018ijasconference.sched.c City USA, 21‐25 May om/ Interactive Platforms as Agent of International Conference of 2018 | ISBN: 978‐1‐946782‐09‐0 | Participatory Design: A Case Study Contemporary Affairs in Architecture of Kosovo and Urbanism, Girne, North Cyprus, 9‐10 May A Review Of Achieving Sustainable Cities In Transition | 1st 2017 | ISBN: 978‐9928‐4390‐5‐5 | p 50 Development Through BIM International Forum On Architecture Implementation In And Urbanism, Tirana, 14‐16 AECO Education December 2017 2 Interpretation of Socio‐Political BalkanlardaTarihve Kültür Kongresi 2009 | ISBN 978‐975‐7988‐43‐4 | p 811‐ Changes in Balkan Architecture 10‐16 Mayıs 2009 Pristine (Kosova), 816 Bildiriler Kitabı, Sakarya Üniversitesi Rektörlük Basımevi, Sakarya Diversity of International Annual International Conference 2010 |, ISBN: 978‐1‐897721‐36‐0 |p 8‐9 Organizations and Environments 2010, Pecs, Hungary 24‐26 May, they Produce in Regional Regional Responses and Global Responses and Global Shifts: Shifts: Actors, Institutions and Actors, Institutions and Organizations, Regional Studies Organizations Association, UK The Effect of Direct Engagement of Planning as Rear View Mirror or 2007 | ISBN 978‐3‐902707‐00‐0 the International Crystal Ball? TUV | Vienna, Austria |page 48 _ track 4 Community on the Urban (Diversities of Planning Cultures, Development in Kosovo Traditions, Identities) Nature in Architecture ‐ Japan International Conference on 2012 | poster presentation | Architecture, Lessons for Kosovo Business, Technology and Innovation http://www.ubt‐uni.net/?cid=1,182,364 (University for Business and Technology in cooperation with University of Tirana and University – Ismail Qemali | Vlore ) Other publications Title of paper Journal name Year / Volume / Pages Green Zero ” UN urbanism”Bauhaus Dessau 2006 | 6 | p48‐49 Foundation Bauhaus Foundation, Kolleg VII | http://kolleg.bauhaus‐dessau.de/un‐ urbanism/ New Souvenirs ” UN urbanism”Bauhaus Dessau 2006 |6 | p38‐41 Foundation Bauhaus Foundation, Kolleg VII | http://kolleg.bauhaus‐dessau.de/un‐ urbanism/ Reviewer at scientific papers Journal name Year Cogent Social Sciences‐EBSCO, DOAJ 2018 Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2018 Pollack Periodica ‐ SCOPUS 2018 Pollack Periodica ‐ SCOPUS 2016 10. Work experience record: Dates: September 2006 –on going Location: Prishtina | Kosova Name of the Institution: University of Prishtina |Faculty of Civil Eng.‐Architecture | Kosova Position: Professor assistant Description: Academic Staff |Holding lectures and studio designs with students; preparing the teaching material, exercises, exams; evaluation; consultation; discussion in class, during office hours and via e‐mail. Dates: 2010 –2017 Location: Prishtina | Kosova Name of the Institution: University of Prishtina |Faculty of Civil Eng.‐Architecture | Kosova Position: Head of Unit–Graphics, Visualization and Aesthetic of Space Description: The Head of Department is obliged to lead, manage and develop the Department to ensure the achievement of the highest possible standards of excellence in all its activities. Their work is supported by FCEA management, colleagues from department, faculty and central services. Dates: April 2018‐ Location: Prishtina | Kosovo Name of the Institution: Kosovo Accreditation Agency Position: Member of the State Council of Quality 3 Description: State Council of Quality is the KAA's policy‐making and decision‐making body in determining the main objectives and timelines of the assessment process in Higher Education Institutions in Kosovo; approves the Standards, Procedures, External Evaluation Criteria of HEIs drafted by KAA; with the proposal of the Director of KAA approves the list of international experts accreditation who will be engaged in the HEI assessment process; It makes decisions on the accreditation of HEIs based on reports drafted by teams of international accreditation experts. Dates: December 2017 –June 2018 Location: Cambridge | MA | USA Name of the Institution: MIT –Massachusetts Institute of Technology |School of Architecture Planning | USA Position: Research Fellow Description: Research in Integral Communication Design and Conception of City, was about the use of a certain strategies as a communication means, that could be attractive and well understood by the community, which can encourage public engagement, discussion and generation of ideas, by this ensuring their collaboration during the planning / design process, as active participants and well‐informed citizens. Dates: 2016‐on going Location: Prishtina | Kosova Name of the Institution: University of Prishtina |Faculty of Civil Eng.‐Architecture | Kosova Position: Coordinator for Academic Development Description: Acting within the competences of the Office for the Academic Development which aims to integrate in the European area of higher education. Coordinating the process of the Accreditations at FCEA and working with students’ mobility Dates: November 2016 –April 2018 Location:
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