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As part of the curriculum for the course Architectural Structures 2, second-year students of the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Construction Management, together with Professor Dr. Tatjana Kosić and Assistant Ivan Stošić, visited the Alumil company's exhibition salon on January 21st and 22nd. On this occasion, the company's architectural consultant, Ivana Petronijević, gave the students a brief presentation about the company. They were then introduced to the company’s product portfolio, which includes a wide range of architectural aluminum systems—such as doors and windows, curtain walls, pergolas, and outdoor solutions—featuring a minimalist design intended for buildings with large glass surfaces. As one of the leading companies in the new generation of high-performance modern systems aligned with energy efficiency and sustainability standards, Alumil in Serbia also holds an EPD document certifying the product’s environmental safety throughout its entire life cycle, which is necessary for LEED certification, as well as a C2C (Cradle to Cradle) certificate for product sustainability. Finally, students had the opportunity to test their knowledge through an engaging mini quiz.