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Renovation of the plateau in front of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina

PrizeHonorable Mention in Landscape Architecture / Small Scale Landscape Projects
Firm LocationNovi Sad, Serbia
CompanyDBA
Lead ArchitectDjordje Bajilo
Design TeamJadranka Bugarski Vujović, Milija Čakarević, Dajana Ostojić, Ljiljana Čurović
ClientMuseum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina

The Plateau is located in front of the building of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina, a freestanding structure in the brutalist style. Due to the inadequate condition of the Plateau and its role as the main access route to the Museum, negative consequences affected the institution's overall functioning. The idea was to renew the Plateau by assigning additional functions while improving its primary purpose. The concept aimed to create a space subordinate to the Museum both functionally and visually, yet capable of functioning independently as a small urban public area.