MILOJEVIĆ + WILDE is an architecture and urban design practice based in Brooklyn, New York. The studio operates across multiple scales of the built environment. Its work focuses on cultivating the social commons, drawing on contextual urban research and local building practices to inform contemporary spatial planning. The practice's projects have been published and exhibited internationally.
Alongside their design work, Milojević and Wilde serve on the Board of Directors for VOGELFREI Media & Information, a New York-based nonprofit dedicated to urban and peri-urban research.
Matthew W. Wilde
Born in Dundee, ScotlandMatthew W. Wilde is an architectural and urban designer and researcher based in New York. His work focuses on architectural reuse, urban densification, and the cultivation of shared community spaces. Wilde completed his undergraduate architectural studies at the University of Dundee before earning a master's degree from the Yale School of Architecture. His projects have been exhibited internationally at venues including the 2023 Venice Biennale, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and Autostadt Wolfsburg. His professional background spans independent practice as well as collaborative experience with established architecture offices across Ireland and the United States, including O’Donnell + Tuomey in Dublin and Steven Harris Architects in New York City.
Aleksa Milojević
Born in Vienna, AustriaAleksa Milojević is an architectural and urban designer, researcher, and filmmaker based in New York. His work across architecture, urban planning, and audio-visual media addresses urban conditions, spatial symbolism, and socio-cultural participation. Milojević studied at TU Vienna, AHO in Oslo, and the University of Applied Arts Vienna under Kazuyo Sejima. He holds master's degrees from Tongji University and the Yale School of Architecture, studying under Peter Eisenman and Frank Gehry. His work has been exhibited and screened at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Autostadt Wolfsburg, the Yale School of Architecture, and the Yale Center for Collaborative Arts and Media, among others. His professional background spans independent practice and collaborations with offices across Europe and the United States, including Wolfgang Tschapeller ZT in Vienna, MITarh in Belgrade, and Hart Howerton in New York City.