Goran is an award-winning building designer, who previously founded a high-volume building design firm focused on producing town planning applications in Melbourne. While it allowed for extensive growth and experience with thousands of dwellings designed and approved by local councils and major builders, it was just a steppingstone for the newest iteration of Goran, and the formation of Lazarovski Design.
Lazarovski Design has evolved into a boutique building design firm focused on supporting individual projects in Melbourne and Victoria thrive with attention to detail and experience not found anywhere else. We’ve had the opportunity to help businesses, investors, and individuals with dual occupancy designs or multi-unit developments that truly enhance communities and make a local impact.
Goran studied Building Design at Victoria University and Architecture at Deakin University. He is also a registered builder with the Victorian Building Authority and holds memberships with all the highest institutions.
IN GORAN’S WORDS:
“Throughout my career the challenges of every project, along with the demand to squeeze more into each project, has given me the skills to maximise every millimetre from every site. Every project allows me to push the envelope and the boundaries for each site and I truly enjoy finding the grey areas in the design world and leveraging them in ways that help our clients.”
“As a registered builder in Victoria I’ve developed many properties over the last 18 years. This hands-on experience and full-development process allow me to better understand the challenges of time constraints, building complications and setbacks, and unforeseen circumstances; and then create smart avenues to continually move forward.”
“ I am experienced in all areas of this amazing process, including design, development, and handing over the project at the end to the client; but I like to consider myself primarily a building designer with an expertise in town planning applications for dual occupancies and multi-unit developments.”