Description: This project was based on an event organized in Kotor on April 17, 2004, and it included: three lectures on architects and artists who were active in the Boka Kotorska in the 20th century - architects Milan Zlokovic and Nikola Dobrovic, and artist Vojislav Stanic; an exhibition of photographs by Milica Lopicic, a student of architecture from Belgrade, and projection of a film about architect Nikola Dobrović.

Description: The project “ECOLOGICAL BUILDING – BUILDING WITH NATURE” has been planned as a campaign aimed at acquainting both wider and expert public with different aspects of sustainable development in the fields of ecological building, energy consumption and environmental protection. EXPEDITIO has decided to conduct this project aware of the environmental and energetic crisis in which we live, concentrating on energy sources that are almost exhausted or non-renewable, while their usage causes pollution with considerable disbalance of natural flows. As architects, we are faced with the problem that buildings are responsible for 40-50 % energy consumption and approximately the same percentage of the CO2 emission.

Description: The project “Medieval Towns of Montenegro” represents a first big step towards including these localities, as a unique thematic whole, into the modern life of Montenegro. The citizens have become acquainted with this part of their heritage, and tourists with an interesting offer of the Montenegrin tourism. n Montenegro today there are over 50 towns and fortifications from the medieval period, but only a smaller number of them (20%) is accessible and known to people and tourists. Over 40 sites are gradually descending or have already descended into oblivion.

Description: The experience of the Swedish Association for Building Preservation - Svenska föreningen för byggnadsvard - with which EXPEDITIO has been cooperating since 2001, was a stimulus for our organization to try to do something similar in this region. The first in the series of restoration camps included clearing up the fortress of St. Cross in Perast 2002, attended by volunteers from our country and Sweden. The second volunteer work camp included the preparatory works for the restoration of the fortress St. Cross. The volunteers from our country and Sweden participated in the camp.

Description: A one-day round-table entitled “Cultural heritage - potential for the development of Boka Kotorska” was attended by representatives of NGOs, state institutions, local government, churches and the business sector. We printed up promotional materials, including 500 posters and 1000 leaflets promoting the topic of cultural heritage (please see the picture below).