#Apartment house #Belgrade (Београд) #Serbia #1934
Branislav (Бранислав) Kojić (Којић)
Zdravko (Здравкo) Đurić (Ђурић)
Prizrenska 7
11000
Belgrade (Београд),
Serbia
Public transport: Zeleni venac
Today's use: Apartments and shops
Description
The house was built on a steep slope. As a result, the south-west, lower part of the house has eight storeys and the upper part seven storeys. Several elements of modern architecture were used in the interior and for the residents. For example, adjustable partition walls were installed in the flats. This allowed the rooms to be adapted according to requirements or the number of residents. The principle of sunlight was applied to the balconies and the roof terrace in order to provide people with sufficient light for relaxation.
Description
The house was built on a steep slope. As a result, the south-west, lower part of the house has eight storeys and the upper part seven storeys. Several elements of modern architecture were used in the interior and for the residents. For example, adjustable partition walls were installed in the flats. This allowed the rooms to be adapted according to requirements or the number of residents. The principle of sunlight was applied to the balconies and the roof terrace in order to provide people with sufficient light for relaxation.
History
The house is familiar to some people also as the Swissair house (zgrada Swissair-a), as Swiss airline was based here for several years. It was designed by Branislav Kojić in 1934. It is considered to have influenced the style of subsequent residential buildings in Belgrade.
History
The house is familiar to some people also as the Swissair house (zgrada Swissair-a), as Swiss airline was based here for several years. It was designed by Branislav Kojić in 1934. It is considered to have influenced the style of subsequent residential buildings in Belgrade.
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