Architectural projects in Belgrade

There are many architectural projects under construction in Belgrade, Serbia. Since 2002, Belgrade has experienced a major construction boom. These are only some of the projects under construction in Belgrade:^[1]

Under construction

Airport City Belgrade: in New Belgrade – Currently is under construction are three 11-storey and one 14-storey building with underground garage. The construction of two 22-storey buildings including one Crowne Plaza hotel will start in 2017.
Belgrade Waterfront The biggest construction project in Europe estimated of 3,5 billion Euros.
Blok 23: – The Verano company will invest 80 million euros in a new business building in New Belgrade. Project on hold.
Belgrade Aqua Park in New Belgrade – The facility will be among the largest in Europe. Currently on hold.
Belgrade bypass
Prokop: a mega-project that's scheduled to begin in September, resulting in relocation of the main railway station and its railway tracks, which will consequently free up building space in Belgrade's inner centre. The entire project is worth an estimated 2 billion US dollars, and is scheduled to be completed within a decade. The Serbian company Energoproject will invest €200 million.
Trzni centar u Rajicevoj: start 2014, finish 2016-2017, invest €100 million
GTC FORTYONE: Project consists of 40,000 sg m office, start 2014, finish 2016-2017, invest €70 million
Trgovinski centar Zemun IBC: 30,000 sg m, planned finish 2017
Hilton Hotel: started 2015
West 65

Planned projects

Belgrade Metro
Kempinski Hotel (reconstruction of Hotel Jugoslavija): in New Belgrade on the banks of the Danube. Expansion will add two twin 144 m tall 33-storey skyscrapers. Reconstruction will start in late 2008 and the construction will be finished by 2011. Casino Austria invested about €60 million. It is expected to be one of the best casino hotels in Europe.
Plaza Hotel in Prince Miloš Street. Total investment will be €160 million. The company bought ex-SMUP, heavily damaged during the Kosovo war for 150 million euros. The business center will have 30 floors.
Novak Tennis Center: will be built in New Belgrade's in Blok 45. The complex will consist of 20-30 smaller tennis courts, and one main court with 5000 seats. The center will also have a tennis academy, a hotel, a hostel and other facilities. One of the owners will be ace Novak Đoković, after whom it is named.
Budapest-Belgrade-Skopje-Athens railroad

Finished major projects

Ada Bridge, connecting Čukarica and New Belgrade, finished in 2012–13 (construction started in 2008)
Avala TV Tower, reconstructed following the NATO Airstrikes of 1999, finished in 2009 (reconstruction started in 2006)
Belville, residential area finished in 2009 (project started in 2006)
Delta City Belgrade, shopping centre finished in 2007 (project started in 2006)
Sava City, in New Belgrade, shopping centre finished in 2006
Kombank Arena, sports hall finished in 2004
Pupinov Bridge: connecting Zemun and Borča, finished in December 2014

References

Notable architecture in Belgrade, Serbia

Topics	Architecture in Belgrade Buildings and Structures in Belgrade (category) Skyscrapers in Belgrade (category)

Tallest buildings	Ušće Tower Beograđanka Genex Tower Avala TV Tower

Religious architecture	Churches (of St. Michael of St. Sava of St. Mark Ružica of St. Basil of Ostrog Alexander Nevsky) Monasteries (Fenek of St. Gabriel)

Historical buildings	Belgrade Fortress (Despot Stefan Tower Kalemegdan Park) White Palace Captain Miša's Mansion Countess Ljubica's Residence Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts Old Palace House of the National Assembly

Hotels	Hotel Jugoslavija Hyatt Regency Belgrade Aleksandar Palas Hotel Crowne Plaza Belgrade Hotel Moskva Jat Airways Hotels Metropol Hotel Belgrade Le Petit Piaf

Business and transportation	Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport Airport City Belgrade Mostar interchange Ada Bridge Gazela Bridge Pančevo Bridge Pupin Bridge New Railroad Bridge Branko's Bridge

Museums	National Museum of Serbia Nikola Tesla Museum Ethnographic Museum Military Museum Belgrade City Museum Museum of 4 July Museum of African Art, Serbia Museum of Applied Arts Museum of Aviation Museum of Contemporary Art Museum of Natural History Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia Railway Museum

Entertainment venues	Belgrade Arena Hala Pinki Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment New Belgrade Sports Hall

Under construction	Marina Dorćol Belgrade Central Railway Station Belgrade Waterfront

Proposed	Delta Planet Autokomanda Tennis Center Novak Delta City Blok 20

Architects and firms	Nikola Hajdin Dragiša Brašovan Aleksandar Deroko

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