Mihajlo Zinoski has been an architect and professor at the Faculty of Architecture of the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia, since 2000, where he received a PhD in engineering science.

Since 2009, he has lectured on the design of public buildings at the Institute for Architectural Design, where he is also acting as design studio coordinator.

In 2008, he was a visiting researcher at the School of Architecture and Allied Arts, University of Oregon, as part of the Junior Faculty Development Program founded by the US Department of State.

He received an honorable mention at the 2006 Biennale di Architettura di Venezia for the collective project “City of Possible Worlds” in the category of national presentation.

In the past five years, driven by an interest in the area of social sustainability of the built environment, he has initiated lectures, international and domestic workshops, exhibitions, and projects of participatory action between academia and local municipalities.

As a result of scientific-pedagogical research since 2017, he has published articles in International Scientific Conferences, Emerald Insight Journal, in the monograph “Current Aspects of Real Estate Research” for the Institute of Real Estate Studies, and in the summary book “Global Dwelling,” carried out by OIKONET, an Erasmus Network project. Currently, he is the national commissioner at the Balkan Biennale of Architecture and a member of the scientific committee at the accompanying BAB Conference.

He is present as a host organizer and scientific committee member at the CIRRE Conference 2024 in Skopje.