Nađa Milivojević
Senior Project Manager, Morava Modern · UK
Nađa co-leads Morava Modern with her father, Boban Milivojević, the founder of CAD ART studio. From the UK, every Morava Modern project runs through her.

What Nađa does for your project
Nađa coordinates your project from the UK: scope, schedule, decisions and client communication, in English or Serbian, in UK business hours. Requests sent through this site reach Jovan Milivojević, our lead designer in Serbia, who replies within 2 business days (Central European Time).
- Plan orders. From your request for a design from the collection to your written quote and the files you receive.
- Custom design. Your brief, the schedule, and every decision recorded in writing.
- 3D visualization. The rooms you want to see, the finishes you choose, and each round of changes.
- Production support. For studios and builders, drafting and BIM production: the scope, the schedule and each round of markups.
Two things stay with others. The drawings are made by the studio in Paraćin. Adapting a design to your site, climate and local rules is the work of a professional licensed where you build.
Experience
Nađa began her career alongside her father at the family firm in Paraćin. She went on to an MSc in Construction Project Management (Distinction) at UWE and a PhD at Coventry, with a thesis on how BIM teams develop through innovation, knowledge and change management. At Morava Modern she and Boban share the key decisions, and she stays responsible for each project from the first brief to the final files.
Nađa has more than nine years of experience in construction and project management, across consultancy, academia and industry, on projects of up to 80 million pounds in education, heritage, leisure, civic, culture, justice and security, sports and healthcare.
Alongside the studio, she is a client-side project manager on UK public-sector schemes. The work covers contract administration under NEC4 and JCT, procurement strategy and tendering, programme and risk management, and information management to ISO 19650 (BIM). She brings the same discipline to a single family home: a clear scope, decisions in writing, a realistic schedule and no surprises when the files arrive.
Before that, she spent two years on a Knowledge Transfer Partnership with Queen's University Belfast (2019–2021), on education, residential and commercial projects, and four years at Coventry University as a PhD researcher and assistant lecturer, teaching construction procurement, risk management and BIM management at postgraduate level. As an intern consultant at Carillion (2016–2017), she worked on the Midland Metropolitan Hospital, a project of about 430 million pounds, reviewing contract documentation and developing its information management plan. At Pro-Art, the family firm, she started in 2010 and returned in 2015; she has also worked in Milan.
Since May 2025 she has reviewed papers for the journal Construction Management and Economics, on organisational development, learning and innovation in the construction industry.
Key skills
- Project Management
- Client Advisory & Stakeholder Management
- Public & Private Sector Delivery
- NEC3/NEC4 Contract Administration
- Procurement Strategy and Documentation, Tendering
- Governance, Risk & Change Control
- Planning & Programme Management
- Project Controls & Reporting
- Design & Multidisciplinary Coordination
- Information Management (BIM)
- Project Reviews & Technical Assurance
- Innovation Management
- Academic Engagement
Professional memberships and qualifications
BArch, MSc, MSc (Dist), PhD, AFHEA, ARB, RIBA, NECReg
- Chartered Member of RIBA & RSUA
- Architects Registration Board (ARB)
- NECReg – NEC4: ECC Project Manager Accreditation (PMA)
- PhD in Civil Engineering, Architecture and Building, Coventry University
- MSc (Distinction) Construction Project Management, University of the West of England, Bristol
- MSc Architecture, Politecnico di Milano
- BArch – Bachelor of Architecture, University of Belgrade
- Construction Skills Register (CSR) Health and Safety Trained card
These are UK registrations. Nađa is not licensed in any US state, Canadian province or Australian state or territory. No drawing set is stamped for any location; a professional licensed where you build adapts it.
Languages
English (professional) and Serbian–Croatian (native); Italian, Spanish, Russian, Macedonian and Bulgarian (intermediate).
Start with a question
Tell us about the design you're considering or the home you're planning, and we'll reply in English within 2 business days (Central European Time).