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Belgrade architecture
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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Since almost all of the entire planet is in the quarantine, we share our top 5 movies with stunning architecture that you can stream online. HIGH-RISE (2015) The movie is based on JG Ballard’s novel High Rise from 1975. High…
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Xiao Yang, a Beijing-born photographer created an interesting photo session of Brutalist monuments and architecture from the period of SFR Yugoslavia. Since the socialist modernism and brutalism have experienced a true renaissance in recent years, this photo series attracted a…
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Belgrade culture is partly happening underground, very far from institutions, budget or project financing. Young folks or sometimes just enthusiasts, artists or sometimes just how Richard Florida likes to call them “creative entrepreneurs” are tired of waiting for a perfect…
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Belgrade has an abundance of religious architecture. The city has numerous Serbian Orthodox churches and temples and it is also the seat of the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Its two most prominent Orthodox Christian places of worship are the Saborna…
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Ready to explore Belgrade and discover its hidden gems? This pocket guide is made to help you get the most out of Belgrade’s urban culture! BIOSKOP BALKAN Bioskop Balkan (Balkan Cinema), one of the oldest cinemas in Belgrade is located…
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The Third International Congress SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE will be held on October 5th – 6th, 2019 in the captivating new congress and multimedia hall, located in the center of Belgrade, Serbia. The Congress is organized with the aim to affirm one of the…
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Memories of the City Tour During the last 30 years Belgrade has been invaded by a mushroom-like structure. Informal architectural developments, which are usually created without the participation of an architect, and have developed their individual styles, are spread all…
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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade finally opened its doors to the public in 2017. Museum has been renovated and currently showcases the exhibition “Sequences”-Art of Yugoslavia from the beginning of the 20 century. A superb Location– The Museum…
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