arhitektura bakašun

Arhitektura Bakašun d.o.o. is an architectural practice founded in 2024 by Petar Bakašun, whose career reflects a combination of Mediterranean heritage, Central European academic influence, and professional experience in large-scale, collaborative projects. Born and raised in Split, Croatia, Bakašun completed his architectural studies in Ljubljana, where he graduated top of his class with a thesis centered on reimagining the use of heritage sites for contemporary urban life, specifically the "Musealization of the Archaeological Park Salona" in Solin. Before founding his own office, Bakašun worked at njiric+ arhitekti in Zagreb, participating in significant ventures such as the Kindergarten Pujanke and Bazen Špansko in Zagreb, as well as residential developments like the Kamensko complex. These roles involved working within multidisciplinary teams on diverse assignments, ranging from early childhood facilities to urban housing. The practice, arhitektura Bakašun d.o.o., lists its address in Split, Croatia, indicating that it is not based in or near Ljubljana, nor Hungary. The office continues a focus on projects that intersect with themes of heritage, urban regeneration, and community spaces. While recent, the organisation builds on Bakašun's prior experience with award-winning teams and his academic grounding in addressing architecture’s social dimensions. The current scope of activities is grounded in both design and research, particularly relating to the adaptive reuse of historical sites and innovative public infrastructure.