The Oslo Architecture Triennale was open on 26th September and will run through  November 24^th 2019 under the title Architecture of Degrowth.

The Forcast selected the Urban Works Agency (UWA), a transdisciplinary research collective from San Francisco, to participate in a three-day event at the Housing The Human Festival in October 2019 in Berlin.

The Lisbon Architecture Trienale takes place over the next two months (3 Oct - 2 Dec 2019) under the title Poetic of Reason.

Architectural Congress of Oris Days The 19th Oris Days is an international architectural symposium organized by Oris and Oris House of Architecture. The two-day event, which has been taking place since 2001, represents the most significant names in the world architectural and cultural scene, and gathers more than 2000 visitors each year from Croatia, surrounding countries and beyond.

The Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre - KÉK is launching a call for curatorial projects delivered by young architects and curators and exhibited at KÉK project space.

The opening of "Bring your project" exhibition will be held on Tuesday, May 21, 2019. from 19:00 (FLU, Scandinavian Pavilion, Mila Milunovića 1, Senjak).

Location: Yugoslav Film Archive Museum
Date & Time: 9th May at 9:00 – 18:00
Audience: Everyone from the architectural field is welcome to attend our event. Tickets are already available on our website (https://share-architects.com/share-belgrade-2019-about/)

SHARE Forum is one of the essential networking platforms for the construction-related fields in Central and Eastern Europe. We bring together principal and senior architects from leading practices to discuss about their recently awarded projects from the greatest architectural competitions worldwide.

ABplus events, PROEVENT Association and the Union of Architects of Serbia are organizing on 9th of May the 2nd edition of SHARE Belgrade International Architecture and Engineering Forum.

Authors: Angelina Banković, senior curator of the Belgrade City Museum and Zlata Vuksanović-Macura, scientific associate of the Geographical Institute "Jovan Cvijić" SANU
April 17th - June 2nd, 2019.
Tuesday - Sunday, from 11.00 to 19.00H
Resavska 40b, Kneza Sime Markovića 8

The exhibition "Creation of modern Belgrade: from 1815 to 1964 from the collection of the Museum of the City of Belgrade" was created on the basis of the researching materials from the Collection for Architecture and Urbanism of the Museum of the City of Belgrade. It presents the urban and architectural development of Belgrade over a period of 150 years, during which the capital has been transformed from a borderland Oriental town into a modern European city. Visitors will have the opportunity to see over 400 original exhibits from the Collection for Architecture and Urbanism of the Belgrade City Museum. The shown photographs, drawings, projects, plans, postcards, and archival documents illustrate various phenomena from the history of Belgrade's development. The exhibition is divided into three chronological units. The first part is the period of the 19th century, that is, the period from 1815 to 1914, when Serbia gradually won its independence and freedom, and Belgrade became the capital of the Kingdom of Serbia. The following continent includes decades between the two World wars, from 1918 to 1941, in which Belgrade, as the capital of the newly formed Kingdom of Yugoslavia, faced successes and contrasts on the path to Europeanisation and modernization. In the last, third part, the time of reconstruction and