2010
DOI: 10.2298/spat1022047m
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Transformation of the New Belgrade urban tissue: Filling the space instead of interpolation

Abstract: This paper points to current transformations of the New Belgrade architectural and urban space identifying the process of filling the empty undeveloped areas within the New Belgrade blocks under the pressure of new commercial facilities. Given that these changes are not regulated by plans in an appropriate way, they are manifested in the space as problem situations leading to the production of space which is appropriate for the narrow interests of capital holders, while interests of direct users, as well as in… Show more

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“…This spatial transformation further influenced the blossom of upscale residential and leisure projects and facilities [105]. Many of the new business and retail projects positioned in New Belgrade are developed without proper contextualization; they are more independent physical structures than a real part of the inherited urban tissue of New Belgrade [106]. Thus, they significantly contribute to the overall fragmentation of urban space.…”
Section: Workplace Transformation In Post-socialist Belgradementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This spatial transformation further influenced the blossom of upscale residential and leisure projects and facilities [105]. Many of the new business and retail projects positioned in New Belgrade are developed without proper contextualization; they are more independent physical structures than a real part of the inherited urban tissue of New Belgrade [106]. Thus, they significantly contribute to the overall fragmentation of urban space.…”
Section: Workplace Transformation In Post-socialist Belgradementioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 ), while those creating the central zone of the area have been gradually transformed, in spite of being officially protected in January 2021. Since the 1990s, the’empty’ (i.e., unused) open public spaces of super-blocks have been occupied by commercial activities which were interpolated, especially in the central zone and along boulevards (Marić et al 2010 ). The Big Dormitory became the Belgrade Business District, while the previously planned open public spaces, within drastically changed structures, lost their role of gathering places.…”
Section: Triggering the Change: Toward The Community Planningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it could be also perceived as a neighborhood of a local community (Brint 2001 ). However, the 2003 and 2016 documents used the term open block, triggering drastic transformations aiming at their unoccupied spaces, which later became mostly occupied by commercial activities (Marić et al 2010 ). This process of questionable interpolation caused many other problems considering the lack of parking space, blocked apartment views or disturbed ecological comfort.…”
Section: The Case Study: Urban Hubs In Blocks 37 and 38mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The value of these recommendations is demonstrated through several examples of competitions. However, in Serbia, even when the competitions are held with the aim of examining location and integrating the best results in plan in the final outcome, the investors' interests prevail which affects the resulting physical form (Marić et al, 2010) Even though the visualisation of planning solutions, primarily through images, is the expected result of the introduction of the concept of form into planning, in its essence it serves to make connections between the model of space and the model of life (Milenković, 1993), that is to say, between performances of urban form and users' needs. Corresponding to the users' requests, performances of urban form do not belong only to the visual and aesthetic domain, but also to the domain of technical functionality and spatial experience.…”
Section: Spatial Verification or Visualisations Of Planning Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%