MVA (Mikelić Vreš Arhitekti) Studio Profile
Founded in 2007 by Marin Mikelić and Tomislav Vreš, MVA is an architecture studio based in Zagreb, Croatia. Their practice spans architecture, urban planning, and design, with projects ranging from housing and tourism to public buildings and urban spaces. The studio has received numerous Croatian and international awards, including three Viktor Kovačić awards—the highest architectural honor in Croatia—the Croatian state Vladimir Nazor award, the Architizer A+ Popular Choice award, prizes at the Balkan Architecture Biennale, and the Brick Award for Southeast Europe. Their work has been widely published and exhibited internationally, and they have been nominated twice for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award.
Key facts
- MVA was founded in 2007 by Marin Mikelić and Tomislav Vreš.
- The studio is based in Zagreb, Croatia.
- MVA works in architecture, urban planning, and design.
- Projects include housing, tourism, public buildings, and urban spaces.
- MVA has won three Viktor Kovačić awards, the top Croatian architecture prize.
- They also received the Vladimir Nazor award, Architizer A+ Popular Choice, and Balkan Architecture Biennale prizes.
- MVA won the Brick Award for Southeast Europe.
- The studio has been nominated twice for the Mies van der Rohe Award.
Entities
Artists
- Marin Mikelić
- Tomislav Vreš
Institutions
- MVA (Mikelić Vreš Arhitekti)
- Viktor Kovačić
- Vladimir Nazor
- Architizer
- Balkan Architecture Biennale
- Brick Award
- European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award
Locations
- Zagreb
- Croatia