Belgrade School of Architecture

The Belgrade School of Architecture was a prominent movement in the early 20th century, rooted in Serbia's capital, Belgrade. Influenced by modernist ideas, it aimed to develop a distinctive architectural style that combined functional design with regional identity and cultural traditions. The movement emphasized simplicity, clarity, and the use of local materials, transitioning from ornate historic styles to more streamlined, practical structures. It played a crucial role in shaping urban development in Serbia and contributed to the broader European modernist movement, reflecting an era of innovation and national pride in architecture.