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ANA ŠUMAN, ARCHITECT, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR URBAN AND SPATIAL PLANNING, NADICA DAVIDOVIĆ, ARCHITECT, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SAŠA KOSTIĆ, ARCHITECT, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT AT THE ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO BUREAU CUBE PARTNERS
No Limits For A Professional And Dedicated Team Besides expertise and professionalism, architectural studio Bureau Cube Partners bases its work and enviable results on commitment to the interests and needs of the client, knowledge of local opportunities and global trends and a willingness to see perspectives and create new opportunities
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ach year, the team of this respectable Belgrade architectural studio is expanding their portfolio and list of locations where they have been hired as designer, especially with their important participation in drafting the project documentation for the reconstruction and extension of the pearl of the Serbian architectural scene, the SANU Palace. How tcan we establish a balance between a modern way of life in the city and the rich heritage without which Belgrade would not be Belgrade? Can history, tradition and the demands of modern man be successfully combined? A.Š. During the planning elaboration of the defined scope, which consists of the city or certain parts of it, a studious analysis and confirmation of the existing cultural, historical and natural values is the initial procedure by which a sufficient perception and a detailed familiarity is formed in various aspects with the space that is the subject of the planning document. As the city is a living organism that changes and develops every day, one should be very careful about the existing values, the potential values that cry out to be iluminated, and not by just any criteria, and the conditions and needs for development, so as to create a high quality planning solution as a basis for 16 |
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The integration of new, modern buildings and modern areas of the city with a rich heritage is both a challenge and a responsibility the area covered by the planning document to be developed in the coming years. Retaining valuable buildings and environments is very important, but it is also very important to respond to modern requirements for the development and improvement of the city
from architectural and urbanistic viewpoints. The integration of new, modern buildings with modern city areas with a rich heritage is both a challenge and a responsibility. In numerous examples in global metropolises, we notice that one of their qualities is the
