Vladan Joler from Novi Sad dedicated the "Silver Lion" award at the Venice Architecture Biennale to students in Serbia, and told his colleagues not to cooperate with corrupt regimes
The authors of the teams of Serbia and Montenegro at the Venice Architecture Biennale are from Belgrade. The first responded to the given theme "Intelligence. Natural. Artificial. Collective" by combining knitting with architecture, and the second - among
The exhibition "The Public of Architecture", marking the 20th anniversary of the Belgrade International Architecture Week (BINA), proposes the establishment of a Center for Architecture with the intention of bringing this most public of the arts as close to the public as possible.
Professor Vladimir Lojanica, dean of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, is the author of the best solution for arranging the area of the municipality of Čukarica between the streets of Blagoj Parović, Knez Višeslav, Miloj Zakić and Vladimir Rolović, the Association of Belgrade Architects announced on Thursday (May 1).
"For the last decade, Belgrade has been guided by decisions and personal wills, actually one, non-urban, which is radically anti-urban. Those people and that man probably need a translation from Serbian to Serbian when the cultural aspects of urbanism are mentioned."
The programs of the jubilee 20th Belgrade International Week of Architecture will talk about reaching new architectural values, understanding the city, nurturing local urban oases...
After several decades, the building of the Subotica National Theater was built, but without the large hall, which was the main reason for the renovation.
The protected cultural and historical complex Krunski venac, one of the most beautiful parts of the capital and few witnesses of the secession, seems to have no one to guard it
A competition has been announced for a program-spatial concept for urban and landscape revitalization of the area between Blagoj Parović, Knez Višeslav, Miloj Zakić and Vladimir Rolović streets in Čukarica
Commenting on the Serbian government's decision to amend the Spatial Plan of Special Purpose Areas, the president of the Academy of Architecture of Serbia said that the Belgrade project is on the water - a big fraud
The Leaning Tower of Garisenda in Bologna has tilted so much that there is growing concern that it could collapse, and a plan has been hatched to save it using the same equipment that supported the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. The project called "a great challenge" requires the commitment of the whole city and people from all over the world who love Bologna and one of its most important symbols
Architecture has always been a reflection of the state of society as a whole, and this is true even now. That is why, in my opinion, it is important that people generally do not lose contact with the basic original principles of their existence on Earth and that they know how to be guided by them at least occasionally, equally in their personal and professional lives. Our civilization needs to abandon the rapture of continuous growth and immoderate accumulation of material values. In this way, perhaps society could be healed, and with it the image of its representative architecture
The Government of Serbia recently adopted the Architecture Strategy until 2030, which was authored by numerous ministries and institutions, and among them no one reacted to the urban and architectural devastation of our cities.
The artist Andrej Josifovski admits to the portal "Vremena" that his inspiration was not feminism, but a motive to remind that architecture is a sublime art. As he says, this profession is currently at an unenviable level. He believes that it is an important message to paint a mural of a woman, an intellectual who fought for true values, in the center of the city
"Belgrade is a big city, with a number of problems, both inherited and new, and it is certain that the city government faces a number of challenges, but that is its job and it should look for solutions responsibly and in cooperation with experts and citizens."
Architect Grigorije Samoilov left Belgrade with buildings that are still considered the most beautiful in the city and family houses like in the movies. In the current monolith of glass and metal, they are easy to spot
