Тим Института за архитектуру и урбанизам Србије присуствовао је међународној конференцији Danube future works – New European Bauhaus on the Danube која је одржана у Hochschule für Gestaltung HfG Ulm Foundation школи за дизајн у Улму, Немачкој, од 12. до 14. маја 2024. године.
The Cities and Climate Change Program began with the adoption of the Law on Climate Change and aims to strengthen initiatives to adapt and mitigate to climate change at the national and local levels in Serbia.
As part of this program, technical assistance is provided to support two pilot local governments in identifying priority needs and projects in the field of climate change (adaptation or mitigation) which will improve cities` resilience and decrease green house gas emissions on the local level..
The preparation of local climate action plans will contribute to improving the quality of the environment and the rational use of natural resources, taking into account the urban and socio-economic profiles of cities / municipalities. . The Institute of Architecture and Urban&Spatial planning of Serbia actively participates in this program through the research process of developing an adequate methodology for
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Year of design: 2011
Authors: Igor Marić, Branislava Kovačević, and the IAUS design team Responsible designer: Igor Marić, Designer: Branislava Kovačević, Client: PE “Stara planina”, Knjaževac
The journal SPATIUM (ISSN 1450-569X; ISSN 2217-8066 (Online)) is concerned with a multi-disciplinary approach to specific themes and issues, from broader fields of urban and spatial planning, architecture, housing, building, geodesy, environment, regional strategic planning and governance, etc. The journal was established in 1997 (first issue of September 1997), and has been published regularly ever since by the Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia from Belgrade, Serbia. Its publishing is with support from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia.
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