House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia

File / Documentation

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Size

1.59 MB

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, view to northeast, front face of the Parliament building, later the building is the National Assembly, 1989

Work type

Government office building

Assembly hall

Keywords

Arches