Born in Trieste (Italy), in Serbian naval family from Boka Kotorska (Montenegro)
1913
1913
On the Martha Washington steamboat, commanded by a colleague and friend of Zlokovic's father, Djura, he travels from Trieste across the Azores to New York (USA)
1914
1914
He attended the final grade of the German secondary school in Trieste (K. K. Deutsche Staats-Realschule, Triest), where he graduated in June 1915.
1915
1915
He begins engineering studies at the Technical University of Graz, Austria (Technische Hochschule Graz)
1916-1918
1916-1918
He was mobilized into the Austro-Hungarian army and went to the front. He resides in Bosnia and on the Eastern Front in Lithuania.
1919
1919
After being demobilized, since refusing to accept Italian citizenship, he moved to Belgrade, where he continued his studies in Belgrade.
1921
1921
He graduated from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, University of Belgrade (master's thesis - Concert building)
1922/1923
1922/1923
He resides in Paris as a holder of a scholarship from the French government and later as a scholar of the Ministry of Education of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, where he studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and attended drawing courses at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière
1923
1923
He returned to Belgrade and obtained an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Engineering (later Faculty of Architecture)
1925
1925
In Starinar No. III he publishes an article "Old churches in the Prespa and Ohrid areas", which he recorded while traveling through the Ohrid and Prespa areas
Together with architects Branislav Kojic, Dušan Babić and Jan Dubovi, he founded the Group of Architects of Modern Direction in Belgrade, of which he is the first president and treasurer, as well as the author of group Rules
As a member of the Belgrade Editorial Board of the Ljubljana magazine “Architecture”, he publishes two articles
1931
1931
At the First Exhibition of Contemporary Yugoslav Architecture, Zlokovic presents conceptual design from the international competition for the Sanctuary Tower in San Domingo (Columbus Tower) and a sketch for a hotel in Mataruška Banja
He participated in the 1st Conference of Architects and Urbanists of Yugoslavia, from 23. to 25. XI, where he presented the paper “Critical Review of the Importance of Proportional Diagrams and Modular Networks in Design”
1952-1954
1952-1954
Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade
1954-1956
1954-1956
Editor of the Society of Architects of Serbia – Architecture overview
1957-1964
1957-1964
He publishes drawings and watercolors in the magazine „Drawings“, a fine art journal of the Faculty of Architecture, as a member of the Drawing Club, founded in the office of prof. Alexander Derocco
