Urban Dam
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The project, through the analysis of the typology of the city block, connects two urban matrices, the Belgrade Fair, as an example of modern architecture, and the loose matrix of the Senjak slope. The connection was achieved through a project that represents a modern, reduced, geometrized, architectural form. The block does not achieve its openness by completely omitting the built structure, but by raising the main front in order to enable unhindered movement in all directions. The central space of the block - the square, is connected to the mentioned built matrices. The formation of residential space, towards the slope, and a business building administrative on the main street, has completed the residential and business function of the complex.
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