»Območje Novega Beograda se je po drugi svetovni vojni intenzivno razvijalo z gradnjo številnih stanovanjskih blokov, ki so postali ključni del mestnega tkiva. Stanovanjski bloki, zgrajeni pred desetletji, še danes predstavljajo pomemben del bivalnega prostora velikemu deležu Beograjčanov, vendar so številni objekti v slabem stanju in nujno potrebujejo prenovo.
Magistrsko delo obravnava urbanistični in arhitekturni razvoj Novega Beograda s poudarkom na povojnih stanovanjskih blokih. Vključuje tudi zgodovinsko analizo območja, katere namen je boljše razumevanje konteksta njegovega nastanka ter razvoja skozi čas. Na podlagi ugotovitev je oblikovana idejna zasnova večnamenskega stanovanjskega objekta, ki funkcionalno dopolnjuje izbrano lokacijo in prispeva k njeni revitalizaciji. Projekt je zasnovan kot prostorska dominanta, ki predstavlja odgovor na stanovanjsko problematiko mesta, prispeva k izboljšanju kakovosti bivanja in hkrati deluje kot programska ter prostorska nadgradnja izbrane lokacije.«
»The area of New Belgrade underwent intensive development after the Second World War, marked by the construction of numerous residential blocks that became a key part of the city’s urban fabric. Residential blocks built decades ago still represent an important living environment for a large share of Belgrade’s population; however, many of these buildings are in poor condition and urgently require renovation.
This master’s thesis examines the urban and architectural development of New Belgrade, with a focus on post-war residential blocks. It also includes a historical analysis of the area, aimed at achieving a deeper understanding of the context of its origin and its evolution over time. Based on these findings, a conceptual design for a mixed-use residential building is proposed. The project complements the selected location in terms of function and contributes to its revitalization. It is conceived as a spatial landmark that responds to the city’s housing challenges, enhances the quality of living, and simultaneously serves as both a programmatic and spatial upgrade of the chosen site.«
