New cementery and Chapel in Barosevac
Year of design: 2010/2011
Year of realization: 2012
Authors: Igor Marić, Božidar Manić and Ana Niković Responsible designer: Božidar Manić
New cementery and Chapel in Barosevac Read More »
Year of design: 2010/2011
Year of realization: 2012
Authors: Igor Marić, Božidar Manić and Ana Niković Responsible designer: Božidar Manić
New cementery and Chapel in Barosevac Read More »
Year of design: 2009/2011.
Year of realization: 2012
Authors: Igor Marić, Ana Niković, and Božidar Manić Responsible designer: Igor Marić
Year of design: 2007/2008.
Year of realization: 2011
Authors: Igor Marić, Božidar Manić and Ana Bogdanov
Responsible designer: Igor Marić
Residential and business building at 19 Milosa Savkovica Street in Belgrade Read More »
Year of design: 2008/2009.
Year of realization: 2009
Authors: Igor Marić, Ana Bogdanov, and Božidar Manić Responsible designer: Igor Marić
Year of design: 2006
Year of realization: 2007
Authors: Igor Marić and Božidar Manić
Responsible designer: Igor Marić
Residential building in 45 Donska Street in Belgrade Read More »
Year of design: 2004/2005.
Year of realization: 2006
Authors: Igor Marić and Božidar Manić
Responsible designer: Igor Marić
Residential and business building in 35 Pozarevacka Street in Belgrade Read More »
The journal “Arhitektura i urbanizam” is the only scientific-professional journal in Serbia that comprehensively covers all topics in the fields of architecture, urban planning, architectural history, spatial planning, interior design, transportation, construction, energy efficiency, and the application of renewable energy sources in buildings, etc. It is also one of the few journals that publishes theoretical, research, and analytical papers by both established and young authors in these fields.
“Arhitektura i urbanizam” is one of the most significant journals in this field, with highly valuable authorial texts. The journal showcases the most significant architectural, urban planning, and construction achievements. Well-known names from the world of architecture, urban planning, and spatial planning are either collaborators or members of the editorial board. Almost one-third of the editorial board members are eminent international scientists and experts.
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Public buildings and complexes (administrative, cultural, school, medical, commercial, sport, traffic, and other structures);
Architectural and urban design Read More »
Fields of work covered by the Institute mostly fall within the government competence and include the so-called public sector (urban planning, spatial planning, environmental planning, housing, utility industry, and alike), while to smaller extent it also covers some activities that may be directly commercialized on the market (investment projects, building materials, etc.).
National (Republic) spatial plans;
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