Jaksa Nikodijevic is an architect, and lecturer based in Shanghai, China, and a partner of Aleatek Studio. A multi-award-winning architect, his work spans public buildings, offices, mixed-use developments, environmental design, and urban planning, with built projects across Asia and Europe. A former publicist, he has dedicated his career to bridging cultures through design and academia, fostering dialogue between continents. His practice merges architectural innovation with narrative-driven experiences, exemplified by his role as the author of the Serbian Pavilion at Osaka Expo 2025 and his leadership in Themed Design and Media in Spatial Design—a discipline that explores how design shapes immersive experiences. Balancing design practice, cultural exchange, and spatial experimentation, Jaksa’s projects range from large-scale urban interventions to intimate installations, all unified by a commitment to redefining how environments engage with users. He continues to contribute to architectural discourse through lectures, workshops, and advisory roles, advocating for design as a tool for connection and transformation.