List of 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

Residential, office and retail projects:

New Belgrade

  • Airport City Belgrade Under construction is one 14-story building with underground garages. Three new buildings including one Crowne Plaza hotel will start in 2020. Airport Garden residential buildings started in 2019.
  • West 65 (U/C) Whole project of 152.000 sq m and a 40-storey tower (155 m) will open in June 2021.
  • Merin Tower (prep) Mixed use tower will be next to the NCR Campus in Block 42. It will have 28th floors and 100m height.
  • Sirius Business Center (U/C)Second phase started in 2018.
  • Chinese Cultural Center Belgrade (T/O) Chinese Cultural Center will be one of the biggest in the world with a total of 32.000 sq meters. It will be located where the bombed Chinese Embassy in 1999 stood. When done, will be the largest Chinese Cultural Center in Europe. Total investment 45 million Euros.[2][3][4]
  • GTC Green Heart Business complex of 87.000 square meters in New Belgrade. Project started in summer 2017.
  • Wellport Belgrade Condominium project started in 2018. Estimated cost is 130 million Euros.[5]
  • SkyGarden Belgrade Another project on New Belgrade set to start in 2018. It will have residential, office space and hotel. Investment 155 million Euros.,[6][7]
  • Savada 3 New residential project in New Belgrade.
  • Zep Terra Mixed use project by Zepter International. It will have 75k sqm of residential and 20k sqm of office space.
  • MPC Navigator 2 (T/O) New office building which will be next to the recently finished Navigator 1.
  • Sakura Park Belgrade 228 apartments
  • Minel 58 Project will have 120.000 sq meters of residential space. Investment estimated apx 100 million euros.
  • NCR Corporation Campus will employ 4.200 employees and cost 90 million dollars. Construction started in April 2019.
  • Exing Home 65 Residential project of 24.000 sq meters.
  • Blok 32 Residential and office project of 37.000 sq meters.
  • Delta House New Belgrade New Delta Holding HQ building. 26.000 sq meters.
  • Park 11 Residential project by Energoprojekt.

Old City Belgrade

  • Belgrade Waterfront One of the biggest construction projects in Europe with an estimated investment of 3,5 billion Euros.
  • Belgrade Skyline 200 million euro project. three towers with height of 132m,120m and 102m. Started in 2017.
  • Dorcol Centar New residential project in Cara Dusana street.
  • K-District New Office-RESIDENTIAL project in oldest part of the city. Next to city Zoo and Kalemegden fortress. Investment 90 million Euros.
  • Kneza Milosa Residence 150 million Euros for new residential block in Kneza Milosa st, on the place of former US Embassy.
  • New Dorcol Residential project of 100.000 sq meters in Lower Dorcol.

Other parts of the city

  • Vila Banjica

280,000 sqm new gated residential project.[8]

  • Vozdova Kapija

Residential Condo Project of 170 million euros. Project started in 2017.

  • East Side Complex

34.000 sqm residential project.

  • Big Residences

Total investment of 200 million euros under construction next to the Big shopping mall. Almost 1100 apartments will be constructed with 2200 parking spots. First phase of shopping area is opened in December 2019.[9]

Transportation, medical and infrastructural projects

  • Belgrade bypass Currently additional lanes under construction on Ostruznica Bridge. New Orlovaca intersection and connection to Bubanj Potok bypass scheduled to started in 2017.
  • 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. Already invested over a billion dollars.
  • Makis 2 Water production facility.
  • Tirsova 2 New children hospital under constriction next to Tirsova 1 hospital. Construction scheduled for 2020. 75 million Euros.
  • Dedinje 2 New Cardic Surgery hospital under construction next to Dedinje 1 Hospital.
  • Interceptor Collector Sewer system collector under construction. Estimate cost 500 million $.
  • Belgrade-Budapest High speed railroad Construction started in 2017.
  • Vinca Waste Management and Bioenergy Plant Construction started in 2017. Project worth 300 million Euros and managed by Vinci SA.
  • Heating System Pipe Connection between Nikola Tesla Power Plant and Heating Plant New BelgradeInvestment 190 million Euros from Power Construction Corporation of China. Starts in 2018.
  • Cleaning Sewer Water Plant Veliko Selo with additional interceptor. Power Construction Corporation of China is contractor. Investment 385 million euros in Phase 1. Started in 2018.
  • Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport expansion by Vinci SA worth of 770 million Euros.
  • Clinical Centre of Serbia Upgrade and expansion of main building. Started in late 2018. Project cost 110 million Euros.
  • Belgrade Bus Station New BAS station is under construction in New Belgrade. Construction started in 2019. Old main station is demolished in Old town.
  • New Belgrade Railway Station is under expanding reconstruction.

Planned projects

  • The Old Airport Congress center with 35-storey tower (144 m). [10]
  • Kopernikus Residental Tower in New Belgrade.
  • 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-story skyscrapers. Casino Austria already invested about €60 million.
  • 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 Djokovic, after whom it is named.
  • Tesla Grad: BK group planned mega building project 1 billion euros.
  • IKEA Zapad Another IKEA store will be located close to the airport.
  • IKEA Retail Center Additional Center next to the IKEA Istok. Will have 40.000 sq.m and will cost 70 million Euros.
  • Belgrade - Zrenjanin Expressway New 57 km new expressway worth of 300 million Euros.
  • Ada Huja Bridge New bridge across river Danube. Construction starts in 2020 and worth it 120 million Euros.
  • National Stadium will be constructed in Municipality of Surcin. It will have 65.000 seats and it will cost around 250 million Euros.

Recently finished projects

  • Ostružnica Bridge Second half of three lanes is opened in June 2020 as part of Belgrade beltway ring.
  • Usce Tower 2 Twin tower next to Usce Tower in New Belgrade. Opened in June 2020.
  • BEO Shopping Mall 130.000 sqm in Zvezdara municipality. Opened in June 2020.
  • A Block 200,000 sq m office and residential spaces. Investment 200 million euros. Finished in 2019.
  • Expressway Surcin-Obrenovac 17 km new expressway with new Obrenovac-Surčin Bridge (A2 motorway), as part of new expressway toward Montenegro. Opened in December 2019.
  • Hotel Mona New hotel opened in old town. Opened December 2019.
  • Meita Baric Car part factory of investment of 200 million Euros. Opened in Baric in 2019.
  • Ada Mall Project consists of 34,000 sg m and cost 100 million Euros. Opened in 2019.
  • Central Garden: 200 million euros project started 2015. Project ended in 2019.
  • Big Fashion Karaburma Big CEE invested 70 million Euros. Opened in 2017.
  • Rajiceva Shopping Mall with Mama Shelter hotel. Opened in 2017, investment €80 million. Knez Mihajlova street.
  • IKEA Istok One of the biggest IKEA stores in Europe. Second phase will include additional mall. Opened in 2017.
  • Pupinov Bridge with inner beltway connecting Zemun and Borča, finished in December 2014. Total length is 22 km.

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