AAndjela Taskovic, a Belgrade-based designer, is currently working in an Architectural Bureau SARDO Architects while pursuing a Master's in Spatial Design at the College of Fine and Applied Arts. Her research spans interior and product design, and conceptual art, drawing inspiration from minimalism, modernism, European contemporary art, and everyday life issues. Her works have been showcased at Salone Satellite 2024, Zagreb Desing Week 2020, and Belgrade Furniture Fair 2018, emphasizing resilience and reuse, earning her recognition for designing recycled plastic products. Additionally, she has participated in various group and solo exhibitions. Dragana Kostica holds a Master’s degree in Culture Policy and Management in Culture from the University of Arts in Belgrade and a Ph.D. from Hafencity University in the Department of Urban Planning. Her interests focus on urban regeneration, creative cities, creative placemaking, city branding, social network theory and network governance, and culture and creative tourism. Publications: Kostica, D. (2024) Urban Transformations of Former Industrial Neighborhoods: Scrutinizing Urban Networks – a Comparison of Savamala (Belgrade) and NDSM Wharf (Amsterdam), HafenCity University.

TREN is more than just a piece of furniture; it's a sanctuary amidst the urban jungle. Crafted to provide respite and protection from the urban hustle and bustle, this installation's dimensions adapt to its chosen location, ensuring a harmonious fit. At its core, TREN is a fusion of form and function. It boasts a robust base, designed for both seating and contemplation, and a central structure, fashioned from a white-toned metal mesh, meant for the nurturing of trees. TREN can even be elegantly placed around existing trees, a testament to its adaptability. Beyond its ornamental role, the trees housed within the installation offer tangible benefits to the urban environment. The leafy canopy provides a soothing ambiance while acting as a protective shield against the sun, transforming urban spaces into tranquil oases. TREN is specifically designed to combat urban heat islands by integrating natural elements that help cool and refresh the surrounding area. As the sun sets, TREN takes on a sculptural dimension. Circular lights adorn the mesh, casting a mesmerizing play of light and shadow. It transforms the greenery into a living artwork, enchanting city dwellers with its nocturnal charm. For those sweltering summer days, strategically placed water sprinklers refresh the canopy, offering both respite and delight. TREN becomes an urban haven, a place to unwind and recharge amidst the urban flurry. TREN is strategically positioned in high-traffic areas, providing urban denizens with a much-needed refuge. Its presence redefines the urban landscape, infusing natural aesthetics and a refreshing atmosphere. The woven metal mesh adds an air of elegance to its surroundings. The name "TREN," derived from the English word "moment," carries profound meaning. It serves as a reminder to pause and embrace the fleeting beauty of nature and our surroundings. TREN encourages passersby to seize the moment, find solace, and live in the present. It's a gentle nudge to appreciate life's simple pleasures. TREN is more than an installation; it's a testament to unity. It's a space where people can discover moments of serenity, rejuvenation, and harmony. Amidst the chaos of the city, TREN invites you to reconnect with nature.