From 2010 she started working for Artemide, Danese and Luceplan in Milan| Italy as an architectural lighting planner and international trainer for the Italian and international market.

Rada Markovic opened her lighting design studio in Fidenza (IT) 2015 and the second base in Berlin (DE) 2017. Currently she develops architectural lighting projects for public and residential spaces in Europe and abroad. Her projects are:

• Private House of international artist-photographer Massimo Vitali in Lucca (IT)

• Unifree New Istanbul Airport (Duty Free Retail Area, & Warehouses), in collaboration with Studio Dinnebier+Blieske GmbH in Berlin (DE)

• Food store Delicatessen – Xalumeria Bottega Trasparente in Fontanellato (IT)

• Franco Maria Ricci’s Labyrinth Masone (architectural layout for the Permanent museum exhibition and Bookstore), in Fontanellato (IT)

• Fidenza Business Center (office and commercial building) in Fidenza (IT)

• Private House of Art Collector in Parma (IT)

• First Passive House in the Province of Parma – House on the Park (multi-family residence) for Montanari Construction Company in Fidenza (IT)

• Bauhaus Museum in Dessau, in collaboration with Lichtvision Design GmbH in Berlin (DE)

• Mixed Use Development (residential, commercial and office building) in Cairo (Egypt), in collaboration with Lichtvision Design GmbH in Berlin (DE)

Rada Markovic (b. 1985) is a serbian architect and interior designer with german roots. She lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

Since 2004 until 2009 she studied Interior Architecture and Furniture Design at University of Belgrade. Since the beginning of her studies she was looking to integrate light with its work place in architectural projects. To begin with the idea of light art was that light should be an extension of daily life as well as visual and intellectual stimulation, the soul of any living and working space enabling us to better visualize the relationship between space and human being. During her studies she worked with architects like Dušan Teši and Zoran Bulaji in Belgrade.

In 2009 she moved to Milan, where she completed the Master studies in Lighting Design and Technology of Light at Polytechnic University. During the master she has done several projects with Michele De Lucchi, Huub Ubbens and Carlotta de Bevilacqua.