Three reflections of Yugoslav modernity in the mirror of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade

Popadić, Milan

doi:10.5937/kultura1861221p

Kultura

2018

DOI: 10.5937/kultura1861221p

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Three reflections of Yugoslav modernity in the mirror of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade

Milan Popadić¹

Abstract: Уни вер зи тет у Бе о гра ду, Фи ло зоф ски фа кул тет-Оде ље ње за исто ри ју умет но сти, Бе о град

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The Energoprojekt building in Belgrade, designed by architect Milica Šterić: High modernism as a paradigm of urban conservation

Mrlješ¹

2020

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In examining the urban heritage, which has often been fragmented in Belgrade as a result of different social and political circumstances, the issue of the choice of methodology is often raised in urban conservation. The present paper will propose to consider along these lines the role of high (second) Modernism in the architecture and urban development of Belgrade. The strategies of urban conservation focusing on the main issue of the synthesis of the historical and planned structure would be directed towards the Modernist phenomena which are established as a platform structure of the urban conservation of Belgrade's spatial cultural and historical units. The present research analyses the potential and possibilities of implementing the postulates of the Modernist creative efforts in the contemporary architectural, urban planning and conservation theory and practice, with the analytical basis in the seminal work of architect Milica Šterić (1914-1997) - the Energoprojekt building (1956-1960), located in Zeleni Venac Square in Belgrade. This study, which is based on certain aspects of the high Modernism, namely rationalism and neutrality, aims to point out a number of issues in the current globalist textualism, in which concepts of high Modernism and internationalism are evidently manipulated in the historical urban contexts of the city.

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The Energoprojekt building in Belgrade, designed by architect Milica Šterić: High modernism as a paradigm of urban conservation

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2020

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Three reflections of Yugoslav modernity in the mirror of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade

Abstract: Уни вер зи тет у Бе о гра ду, Фи ло зоф ски фа кул тет-Оде ље ње за исто ри ју умет но сти, Бе о град

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The Energoprojekt building in Belgrade, designed by architect Milica Šterić: High modernism as a paradigm of urban conservation

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