About Konstantina Marsenic
Konstantina is Architecture & Planning Consultant, Workplace system architect, Founder of Konstantina Marsenić Studio and WORK WELL
Architect Konstantina Marsenic is renowned as a design architect and the innovative leader of Konstantina Marsenic Studio. With a career spanning over two decades, she has perfected the art of design, skillfully managing construction and supervising projects. Konstantina began her journey embracing the entrepreneurial spirit, first carving out a niche as a freelancer and then as the owner of a boutique studio. Throughout her career, she has developed an extensive array of skills across the architectural spectrum, constantly striving to deepen her grasp of the discipline's intricate dimensions.
The philosophy of Konstantina Marsenic Studio is rooted in a dedication to custom design solutions and a focus on human-centric spaces. The studio excels in creating sophisticated, health-conscious, and welcoming environments conducive to living, working, and public engagement, all while catering to the distinct needs of both individuals and broader communities. Driven by a desire to contribute to community betterment through design superiority, Konstantina has inaugurated 'Work Well,' an innovative branch of her studio. This endeavor aims to bring together a cadre of experts from diverse fields, encompassing IT, Human Resources, Branding, and beyond. The goal is to meld this collective knowledge into advanced and nuanced concepts for work, residential, and public spaces, thus enhancing their sophistication, functionality, and aesthetic appeal.
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The Lighting Industry Association fully supports the ECA Blueprint as a timely, urgent call to action.
BSRIA Sentinel Clerk of Works Training Case Study
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Impact report from the Supply Chain Sustainability School
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The Building Safety Forum at the Installershow 2025
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The UK’s largest air pollution campaign.
Future Homes Standard, now includes solar, but what else?
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BSRIA Briefing: Cleaner Air, Better tomorrow
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Reflections on the spending review with CIAT.
Retired firefighter cycles world to raise Grenfell funds
Leaving on 14 June 2025 Stephen will raise money for youth and schools through the Grenfell Foundation.
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