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Belgrade architecture
Discover Yugoslav modern architecture & culture of Yugoslavia! This tour includes a visit to the most prominent architectural landmarks from the period of Yugoslavia, such as: BIGZ building, Museum of Contemporary Art, SIV Palace, Hotel Yugoslavia, Genex building, Blocks in…
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The city architect, Marko Stojčić, stated that the construction of the Linear Park, which will cover an area of 4.6 kilometers, might start at the end of 2021, and that the works will last for about two and a half…
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The exhibition “Beta_Enough is enough” will be opened on Thursday, May 6 at 7 pm in the Collective of Architects (20 Drinčićeva St.). This program is dedicated to the Biennale of Architecture in Timisoara – Beta 2020, which was held…
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The sixteenth edition of the Belgrade International Architecture Week – BINA will be held from April 22 to May 20, 2021, organized by the Association of Architects of Belgrade and the Cultural Center of Belgrade. The focus of this year’s…
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In the last ten years, Brutalism has experienced a kind of came back. A well-known style in architecture has been widespread throughout the world since the 1950s. It is known for its minimalist appearance, which is characterized by bare building…
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Walking tour (only in Serbian this time) in collaboration with a Facebook page, blog, and Instagram page Serbian architects. This time your guide will be Goran V. Anđelković Ph.D. in architecture. Tema: Kako su nekada živeli i stvarali umetnici? Kako…
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Iconic Buildings of Belgrade is an art project by Belgrade-based designer Zarko Cvijovic who is originally from Bjelo Polje. The project dates back to 2016 and presents the artist’s favorite buildings. Zarko is a self-taught designer. He started doing small…
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A brand new pedestrian bridge that connects Belgrade fortress and Sava quay has been constructed in downtown Belgrade. The pedestrian bridge is a metal-steel structure 75 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, with two smaller parts leading to the parking…
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Since 2008, Yugoslav modern architecture has gained its revival in media, science, arts and popular culture worldwide. It became somewhat a buzz, since the exhibition Toward a Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia, which was on display in New York City’s…
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First urban plans that envisioned expansion of the Belgrade to the left bank of the Sava river were made in 1923, but the lack of resources and manpower for drying wetlands postponed the whole process for an indefinite time. In…
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