Filip Prica
Filip Prica is an architect, designer and researcher working between London, Vienna and Belgrade. His work spans architecture, research, exhibitions and independent projects, with a recurring interest in the relationship between technology, fiction and the urban landscape.
Between 2021 and 2024, he worked with Sir Peter Cook on architectural projects and international competitions across Europe and the Middle East, including a series of projects for NEOM in Saudi Arabia. He is currently Design Lead at Coop Himmelb(l)au in Vienna.
His work has received numerous distinctions, including the golden medal for the Best Diploma Project by the Association of Architects of Serbia, first prize for the Hermann Fair Pavilion competition, second prize for the redevelopment of Priboj’s main square, and an award in the international competition for the Belgrade Metro. His work has also been exhibited and published internationally.
Alongside professional practice, Prica has taught architectural design at the University of Belgrade and contributed a chapter to Stranded Naves, a 2025 publication on architectural design methodology by the University of Belgrade Faculty of Architecture, which received the Grand Prix at the 48th Salon of Architecture for its contribution to the study of architectural design methodology.
Between 2021 and 2024, he worked with Sir Peter Cook on architectural projects and international competitions across Europe and the Middle East, including a series of projects for NEOM in Saudi Arabia. He is currently Design Lead at Coop Himmelb(l)au in Vienna.
His work has received numerous distinctions, including the golden medal for the Best Diploma Project by the Association of Architects of Serbia, first prize for the Hermann Fair Pavilion competition, second prize for the redevelopment of Priboj’s main square, and an award in the international competition for the Belgrade Metro. His work has also been exhibited and published internationally.
Alongside professional practice, Prica has taught architectural design at the University of Belgrade and contributed a chapter to Stranded Naves, a 2025 publication on architectural design methodology by the University of Belgrade Faculty of Architecture, which received the Grand Prix at the 48th Salon of Architecture for its contribution to the study of architectural design methodology.
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