R i tam grada / Rhythm of the ci ty Belgrade » Beograd | 67 66 | Beograd » Belgrade Terazije is home to buildings that are of high importance to the state, residential buildings, institutions of culture, hotels, hospitality venues, public monuments and parks. From the aspect of protecting Belgrade’s cultural heritage, Terazije represents a collection of the architectural achievements and works of the most prominent architects of Serbia and Yugoslavia: Aleksandar Bugarski, Jovan Ilkić, Milan Antonović, Milorad Ruvidić, Branko Tanazević, Nikola Nestorović, Danilo Vladisavljević, brothers Petar and Branko Krstić, Dragiša Brašovan, Vladeta Maksimović, Branko Petričić, Lavoslav Horvat, Branislav Marinković, Aleksej Brkić and Bogdan Ignjatović. Terazije was declared a cultural asset in the year 2000 and is today protected as a spatial, cultural-historical unit. The organised walk through the history and architecture of Terazije held during Belgrade International Architecture Week - BINA will be dedicated to cultural assets located in this area, from Terazije’s Palace Albania to Krsmanović House, but will also discuss the royal court complex that had the most intensive influence on the development of this part of the city. It will also address all urban changes in this area, the post-war Terazije, but also architect Nikola Dobrović’s unrealised Terazije Terrace project. BINA od 26. maja do 7. jula Ovogodišnje 17. izdanje Beogradske internacionalne nedelje arhitekture – BINA 2022 biće održano od 26. maja do 7. jula. U fokusumanifestacije biće predstavljanje aktuelnih konkursa za grad Beograd i Nagrada Evropske unije za savremenu arhitekturu – Mis van der Roe (2022) na reprezentativnim izložbama u Likovnoj galeriji Kulturnog centra Beograda. InteraktivnimpristupomBINA će približiti javnosti aktuelna dešavanja na arhitektonskoj sceni, koja ce uticati na fizionomiju i buducnost života i izgleda gradova kod nas i u svetu. Među ostalimaktivnostima koje će pratiti programe izložbi biće šetnje, radionice, diskusije, predavanja autora... BINA, from26th May to 7th July This year’s 17th edition of the Belgrade International ArchitectureWeek, BINA 2022, will take place from26th May to 7th July. The event’s focal point will be the presenting of current contests for the City of Belgrade and the Mies van der Rohe Award – the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – during illustrative exhibitions to be held at the Fine Art Gallery of the Cultural Centre of Belgrade. With its interactive approach, BINA will familiarise the public with current happenings on the international architectural scene that will impact on the physiognomy and future of life and the look of cities, both in our country and around the world. Other activities that will accompany the exhibition programme include themed walks, workshops, discussions, lectures by authors... Hotel Moskva Hotel Moskva jedan je od objekata koji je odredio urbanističku siluetu Terazija i svakako je najslikaniji i najprepoznatljiviji motiv ovog dela grada. Osiguravajuće društvo Rosija iz Petrograda je kupilo plac na uglu Terazija i Balkanske ulice za izgradnju objekta i smeštaj svoje firme i po njihovom izboru zgrada je podignuta prema projektu arhitekte Jovana Ilkića, u saradnji sa ruskim arhitektima. Jedan je od najlepših primera secesije u Beogradu, oblikovan uz bogatu upotrebu dekoracije i novih materijala – švedskog granita, armiranog betona, fajansa, mermera i keramike. Od 1979. hotel Moskva je kulturno dobro od velikog značaja za Srbiju. Hotel Moskva Hotel Moskva is one of the buildings that shaped Terazije’s urban silhouette and is certainly the most photographed and recognisable symbol of this part of the city. The plot on the corner of Terazije and Balkanska streets was initially bought by St. Petersburg-based insurance company Rossiya for the purposes of constructing the building that would house its company, and it was this Russian company that selected the design project of Jovan Ilkić, which he developed in cooperation with Russian architects. One of the most beautiful examples of art nouveau architecture took shape with ample use of decoration and newmaterials – Swedish granite, reinforced concrete, faience ceramics and marble. Hotel Moskva has been protected a cultural monument of great importance to Serbia since 1979. Jedan je od najlepših primera secesije u Beogradu / One of the most beautiful examples of art nouveau architecture in Belgrade
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