House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia

File / Documentation

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Format

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Checksum (MD5)

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Creator(s)

architect: original plan by Konstantin A. Jovanovici (Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1849-1923), architect: 1901 plan by Jovan Ilkic (Serbian, 1857-1917), architect: building completion by Pavle Ilkic (Serbian, active 20th century)

Time period

design date: original design for building by K. Jaovanovic, 1891, design date: variant design by J. Ilkic wins competition, 1901, creation date: construction began but interrupted by WWI and plans lost, 1907, alteration date: plans reconstructed by son P. Ilkic, ca. 1918 or later, other date: building completed as the National Assembly of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, 1936, other date: Assembly dissolved, German occupiers use building as the civil administration for Serbia, 1939, other date: Yugoslav government in its successive iterations used the building as its Assembly, ca. 1945-1990, other date: building used by Assembly of the government of Serbia and Montenegro, ca. 2003, other date: building becomes the House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, 2006

Location

Site: Belgrade (Serbia, Serbia)

Cultural context

Yugoslav

Serbian

Description

exterior, street view, 1989

Work type

Government office building

Assembly hall

Keywords

Arches