The growth and development of Belgrade in the period from 1815 to 1910

Vukotić-Lazar, Marta; Danilović-Hristić, Nataša M.

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“…Kosančićev Venac is one of the most significant and sensitive urban areas in old Belgrade, which in the chronology of urban development, represents the oldest preserved part of the city fabric, with a spontaneously formed urban matrix that harmoniously connects with the city in the moat, reconstructed according to the plan of Emiljan Josimović [44]. The spatial cultural-historical unit of Kosančićev Venac is a historical urban unit in Belgrade, declared as a cultural asset in 1971 [45] and as a cultural asset of exceptional importance in 1979 [46].…”

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Implementation of Urban Solution for New Faculty Facilities within Spatial Historical and Cultural Units—A Case Study of Belgrade, Serbia

2023

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The focus of this study is buildings for public purposes, specifically for higher education, planned in zones of spatial cultural-historical units. Sustainable urban planning in areas with cultural-historical heritage is a particular challenge since the higher education facilities themselves have their own functional requirements, which are much easier to fulfill in “softer” locations. The research objective is to prove the hypothesis that it is possible to indicate a prescription for the practical application of the theoretical model and define the necessary steps to achieve the best sustainable quality results in practice. The paper analyses the associated process, relational settings, circumstances, participants, and timelines, and it presents the results of final designs based on two parallel case studies of new capital buildings for the University of Belgrade. Methodologically it gives an overview of the context, referring to other research and examples, detailing chosen case studies, and describing their backgrounds, conditions and requirements, frameworks, chronologies, approaches, and results. The discussion concludes with theoretical models originating from the comparison of implemented steps in the process of creation and evaluation of architectural ideas and summarized similarities and differences, aiming that there is a common model suitable for further applications. The practical result of the research is findings about the pathway for the best original planning solution emphasized through the institution of urban architectural competitions as a mandatory step, recommending wider participation of experts in the process of evaluation.

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Implementation of Urban Solution for New Faculty Facilities within Spatial Historical and Cultural Units—A Case Study of Belgrade, Serbia

2023

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“…Settled in the core of the Belgrade urban area, the Stari Grad municipality is one of the oldest neighbourhoods of the Serbian capital city. During the 19th century the street network has been redesigned, moving from a medieval oriental layout to a more western and modern one (Vukotić & Danilović Hristić, 2015). Nowadays Stari Grad is a residential, mixed-use district with a lot of fast fashion retails but also industrial buildings located close to the Danube riverbanks (Hirt, 2009).…”

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Belgrade's urban transformation during the 19th century: A space syntax approach

Fouillade-Orsini¹

2018

Geographica Pannonica

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This paper focuses on the change in terms of spatial structure of the city centre of Belgrade occurred during the 19th century with the urban renewal and sprawl. Space Syntax methodology was used in order to analyse and quantify the spatial configuration properties of the old town inherited from the Medieval and Ottoman period, but also to understand the changes produced by the remodelling of the borough during the Principality of Serbia according to the academic architectural style. A scan from the Radoje Dedinac plan of Belgrade from 1815-1830 conserved at the City Museum of Belgrade has been used in order to capture the old town morphology. Despite an abundant literature describing the incredible metamorphosis of the oriental part of the old town, the sources that have scientifically evaluated the urban transformation produced are very few. The Space Syntax methodology helps filling this gap. Axial maps of Belgrade between 1815-1830 and of nowadays have been generated and analysed in order to capture spatial intelligibility and synergy of the city before and after the urban transformation. Finally angular segment analysis has been used to understand the spatial morphology of both the organic urban form and the modern grid system.

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The growth and development of Belgrade in the period from 1815 to 1910

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Implementation of Urban Solution for New Faculty Facilities within Spatial Historical and Cultural Units—A Case Study of Belgrade, Serbia

Implementation of Urban Solution for New Faculty Facilities within Spatial Historical and Cultural Units—A Case Study of Belgrade, Serbia

Belgrade's urban transformation during the 19th century: A space syntax approach

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