A detailed plan of regulations for the New Belgrade district and the hotel āYugoslaviaā has Ā finallyĀ been presented to the general public.Ā The GreekĀ investorsĀ are to construct 140 metersĀ high buildings, which will operate as business and residential areas.
140 meter-high hotel consisting of two towers, together with the Ā commercial and residential building, and a shopping center in the capital are a part of the planned project for the city zone reconstruction, in the very location Ā where the Ā legendary hotel Jugoslavija is. Just a few days ago, the Ā plan mentioned above was put forth to public scrutiny with a detailed regulation of Block 11 in New Belgrade, between Nikola Tesla Boulevard,Ā Quay of Liberation and Goce Delceva and Aleksinackih rudara Streets, all in preparatory stages for the whole new looks for the legendary hotel āYugoslaviaā. The reconstruction plan is to include the towers consisting of 33 floors andĀ a new shopping center in place of the annexes that were destroyed during the NATO bombing ofĀ Yugoslavia back in 1999.
What used to be Ā the largest and ultramodern hotel in the former republic, with a capacity of 1,100 beds, now there are only a banquet hall, restaurants on the ground floor and a couple of offices left. After the reconstruction the hotel will again open its doors, but this time underĀ the auspices of the āKempinskiāfranchise.
According to the preliminary draft, the Greek investor āQS investmentĀ ā is to add two 140 meters tallĀ towers to the complex. The Ā high-rise to the north, in the extension of Goce Delceva district, will house offices, Ā while the second building will accommodate flats and suites to be used as Ā hotel accommodation.
While the āYugoslaviaā and āGrand Casinoā will be able to spruce up their appearances whilst keeping their existing size, the demolished part in between the two annexes will undergo a complete change ā and is to turn into a shopping center on three floors. Investors have a plan to build another business object next to the future hotel.
A luxury shopping center and a 33-floor residential tower, designed in line with the worldās highest standards, will make this complex complete and unique in the Balkans in many ways, After the Ā reconstruction has been completed, the hotel is expected to be a mixture of a first-class place for rest and a meeting place for business people. The project of reconstruction of āJugoslavijaā hotel is currently in the pipeline during which Ā the necessary building permits are to be issued. This investment is worth between 120 and 150 million EUR.
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