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Jelisaveta Načić
Jelisaveta Načić, Architect (Belgrade, 1878 – Dubrovnik, 1955)
She graduated from the Architectural Department of the Technical Faculty of the Great School in Belgrade in 1900 as an excellent student, becoming the first female architect in Serbia. Her entire architectural opus was mainly connected to Belgrade, where she designed buildings of various purposes from public buildings, private houses to the arrangement of its individual parts.
She graduated from the Architectural Department of the Technical Faculty of the Great School in Belgrade in 1900 as an excellent student, becoming the first female architect in Serbia. Her entire architectural opus was mainly connected to Belgrade, where she designed buildings of various purposes from public buildings, private houses to the arrangement of its individual parts.