Belgrade Architecture Walking Tours – ever since the liberation from the Ottoman Empire in 19th century the city architecture is focused on European styles. Styles present are neoclassicism, romanticism, eclectic, art nouveau, cubism, modernism, international style, etc.
Belgrade architecture news – 25th May Sports Centre from 1975: major Serbian buildings, architects & images – info on contemporary Belgrade buildings, Serbia architectural developments
AL_A designed Belgrade Philharmonic Concert Hall next to historic Palace of Serbia in New Belgrade, the project is an extraordinary commitment to building more sustainable future
Serbia developments – southeast Europe buildings & architects – Serbian architecture information, projects, news + designs.
Arber Sadiki’s design approach for Tupalla Mosque was to create comfortable functional and spiritual space for the small Albanian Islamic community with a minimal financial cost.
Young Balkan Designers 2019: Circular Design, architecture contest by Mikser organization from Belgrade, Serbia: YBD is a regional talent platform founded in 2011 with the aim to identify, promote and develop creative potential.
Sweeping organic masterplan, typical curvilinear style of Zaha Hadid Architects – from our archive. The context is an ancient Serbian castle, a contrast of sheer newness against ancient fabric: beautiful flowing lines show a major increase in fluidity of Zaha’s designs around 2013.
Hotel Centar is located across the beginning of the main pedestrian zone in Novi Sad and across of the Serbian National Theatre, as a dominant point in space.
Design: EXE studio. The house is located near the popular tourist resort Divcibare, on the slope of Mount Maljen in western Serbia. Although the plot has been overrun with small pine trees, it still bears the original character of the open field.
Square Nine Hotel is located in Belgrade’s pretty old-town neighbourhood Stari Grad, only a few blocks away from the Kalamegdan Park and the Danube, and just across from Students Square (Studentski Trg).
The design for the BHWC building starts off by acknowledging the importance of the existing Beton Hala structure not only as a significant continuous building clinging over the riverbank.
The Center for Promotion of Science building design by Sadar+Vuga Architects is part of the masterplan competition project in Belgrade, Serbia.
Serbian architectural development design by RTA-Office: over 30% of the rest of the building materials are recycled source, reducing the environmental impacts of industry, mining and processing of raw materials.
