RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ENERGOPROJECT HEADQUATERS BUILDING IN BELGRADE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24867/04FA10JovanovicKeywords:
modern architecture, postwar arhitecture, Energoproject building, reconstructionAbstract
This paper deals with the research of postwar architecture in the world in Yugoslavia and its significance as well as the objects built in this style. Through the case study, by analyzing the examples, we come to the necessary parameters for the reconstruction of the Energoproject building at the Zeleni venac in Belgrade. The building of Energoproject, whose architect was Milica Steric, was revolutionary at a time when the current built, only reinforced concrete skeleton remained. With the revival of abandoned buildings, a new space for working and staying people has been given. Reconstruction will be as important as the building itself so much for the city.
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2019-09-28
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