Pinktograms focus on (late) modernist architecture and urban planning in Novi Sad, European Capital of Culture 2021. They are not covering all architectural objects, but those that I personally find worth visiting. Most of them are concentrated in the centre of the city, a segment which was built during the 1970s. Most of the chosen examples are administrative buildings, while mostly housing quarters were built during this period. The city itself is also characterised by buildings in secessionist style (arch. Lipot Baumhorn) which are frequent in tourist guides. These, however, are less visible to travellers.
Buildings/sites:
Klein villa, 1932/1981
Secretariat of Vojvodina, 1939
National tax administration office, 1947
Studio M (Radio-Television Vojvodina), 1959
Gallery Pavle Beljanski memorial collection, 1961
Central station, 1964
Faculty of Agriculture, 1964
Museum of Revolution/Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, 1970
Department store Bazar, 1972
Department store Nork, 1972
SPENS, 1981
Serbian National Theatre, 1981
Department store/shopping mall Bazar, Milan Mihelič, 1972. Foto: Novi Sad guide; Janez Kalishnik
Faculty of Agriculture (project 1954, built 1956-1966) and commercial building (1960), Milena and Sibin Đorđević.
Foto: archive; S.J.
SPENS, Živorad Janković, Duško Bogunović and Branko Bulić, 1981. Foto: Dragutin Savić
Segment of Novo naselje urban district, built in late 1970s. The yellow
dots represent green area within the blocks.
Klein villa, Đorđe Tabaković, 1932/1981
The sites in Novi Sad. Image sources: RTV, NS info, Wikimedia Commons, S.J.
