Mladen Jadrić is a Vienna-based architect and the founder and principal of JADRIC ARCHITEKTUR ZT GmbH. He has designed a wide variety of architectural and urban projects, including housing, private residences, art installations, and experimental works with new materials and technologies across Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond. His practice explores both architectural design and broader urban issues, combining creativity with technical innovation.

Jadrić has been a dedicated educator at the TU Wien, Faculty of Architecture and Planning since 1997, shaping future architects with an interdisciplinary approach. He has also served as a visiting professor and guest lecturer at universities in Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, and South America. His work has been exhibited internationally at venues such as the Royal Academy of Arts in London, MIT, the Venice Architectural Biennale, and the Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urban Planning. He has received prestigious awards, including the Austrian State Prize for Experimental Architecture, the Karl Scheffel Prize, the Schorsch Prize for housing, and a Grand Prize from the Mayor of Busan, Korea.

Jadrić’s architectural philosophy emphasizes the communicative power of architecture and its role in addressing social and environmental challenges. He is also active in professional organizations, serving in leadership roles within the Austrian architectural community. Through both practice and teaching, Jadrić contributes to contemporary architectural discourse and the development of innovative design solutions.