Belgrade, Serbia

Beko

Gallery
For the Kalemegdan project, we argued that the success of a private investment is in direct relation to the amount of public space it generates. The upper public square folds into its lower space through an oval amphitheatre. The makeshift stage becomes a water feature mirroring the skyline and lighting the space below. Our proposal for the mixed-use development is a 'double decker' public square in its centre. It is the largest public space at the corner of the city with the transverse connecting Kalemegdan fortress and Danube banks. The two L shaped building forms provide untainted views to the Sava and Danube rivers and Kalemegdan Fortress.

location Belgrade, Serbia

year 2017

status Preliminary conceptual design

program Mixed use

area 110000 m²

team

Danilo Dangubic

Bozo Pejakovic

Dragan Petrovic

Design
Drawings
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