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Architects: Studio Fluid
- Area: 72 m²
- Year: 2023
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Manufacturers: ETHNICRAFT, Buster + Punch, Caesar, Davide Groppi, Mutina
Belgrade: The Latest Architecture and News
Restaurant MIG / Studio Fluid
Chernyi Cooperative Coffee Roasters / FREYA Architects
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Architects: FREYA Architects
- Area: 140 m²
- Year: 2023
The Serbia Pavilion Explores Global Collaboration at La Biennale di Venezia 2023
The National Pavilion of Serbia, curated by Iva Njunjić and Tihomir Dičić, has just announced its exhibition at the 2023 Venice Biennale, which explores architecture's futures, presents, and pasts through the lens of an international Trade Fair in Lagos, Nigeria, in 1977. The trade fair was a product of non-aligned cooperation between Yugoslavia and Nigeria.
AL_A Reveals Design of the New Belgrade Philharmonic Concert Hall in Serbia
Following an international competition, London-based architecture studio AL_A has been selected to design the new Belgrade Philharmonic Concert Hall. The project will become a landmark for the Serbian capital, as it represents the biggest cultural investment in the region in the last decades. Located near the historic Palace of Serbia in New Belgrade, the Concert Hall features multiple performance, rehearsal, and creative spaces, including a 1,600 seats symphonic concert hall. The design team led by AL_A also includes landscape designers VDLA, engineers AFA Consult, and local architects Zabriskie. They are joined by Arup, who coordinates the acoustic and theatrical design.
Brutalist Belgrade: Through the Eyes of Alexey Kozhenkov
Brutalism is a deeply dividing architectural style - a subcategory of the Modernist movement that featured bare concrete finishes, unusual shapes, and an undoubtedly unique aesthetic. Whilst emerging into prominence in 1950s Great Britain, the most iconic examples of this architectural style are arguably found in Eastern Europe - particularly in the territory formerly known as Yugoslavia.
TT Eatery / FREYA Architects
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Architects: FREYA Architects
- Area: 60 m²
- Year: 2022
Mia Dorcol Apartments / Zabriskie Studio
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Architects: Zabriskie Studio
- Area: 2900 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Sertechnics
SOFI Natural Cosmetics Shop / Studio AUTORI
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Architects: Studio AUTORI
- Area: 30 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: AUTORI, Studio AUTORI
GIR Store / Studio AUTORI
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Architects: Studio AUTORI
- Area: 350 m²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, ETHNICRAFT, Ferm Living, Menu, Agape, +20
Architecture Classics: Police Center and Operative Headquarters / Spasoje Krunic
The Police Center Operative Headquarters by Spasoje Krunic is a building that technologically is way ahead of its time. It is an extravagant vision based on futuristic concepts and a sophisticated morphological and constructive technology, which combined, form a unity with distinctive aesthetical features. Owing to its construction and well-formed dynamics, the Operative Headquarters finds its place somewhere on the borderline between architecture and free design. The building is associated with new constructivism, a movement that has never been established in Serbian architecture, nor is it a current trend. Rather, it developed out of a specific set of structural requests imposed on the architect.
NOVA ISKRA Design Incubator in Belgrade / Studio Petokraka
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Architects: Studio Petokraka
- Area: 350 m²
- Year: 2012
DT Plateau / 4of7 + Institute of Transportation CIP
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Architects: 4of7, Institute of Transportation CIP
- Area: 2950 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: ACO Drainage, Carl Stahl, ARLINE, Korali Kraljevo, RGM, +1
Loft Renovation in Downtown Belgrade / Zoran Dzunic Design
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Architects: Zoran Dzunic Design
- Area: 100 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Subzero/Wolf, VELUX Group, Bosal - doors, Bosal – windows, Catalano, +4
14 Short Stories About Architects, Attitudes and Odd Architectural Anecdotes
A new collection of five minute-long On Design stories—developed by the team behind Section D, Monocle 24's 24's weekly review of design, architecture and craft—profile a person, survey a place, or unpack an idea that’s changing or shaping design and architecture today. We've selected fourteen of our favorites from the ongoing series, examining issues as wide as Postmodernism and the architectural competition, to five-minute profiles of Alvaro Siza, Josef Hoffman, Kengo Kuma and Superstudio.
Margot Krasojevic Proposes Trolleybus Garden that Generates Electricity From the Movement of Vehicles
Far from the common dismissal of Margot Krasojevic’s work as (in her own words) “parametric futurist crap,” her work has always revolved around concepts of sustainability. As she explained to ArchDaily last year, she aims to focus on the ways that sustainable technology “will affect not just an architectural language but create a cross disciplinary dialogue and superimpose a typology in light of the ever-evolving technological era.” For the second project in a series of three proposals for the city of Belgrade Serbia, the architect is proposing a “Trolleybus Garden” that functions as a waiting shelter and park while simultaneously harnessing kinetic movement to produce electricity.