Yugoslav Residential Buildings Cerak
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Mod sadrzi 6 objekata:
Cerak tip 1 4 sprata Kapacitet 68
Cerak tip 1 7 spratova Kapacitet 98
Cerak tip 1 10 spratova Kapacitet 145
Cerak tip 2 7 spratova Kapacitet 280
Cerak tip 2 3 sprata Kapacitet 120
Cerak tip 2.5 3 sprata Kapacitet 56
Cerak Vinogradi je naselje Beograda u opštini Čukarica u Beogradu, Srbija. Naselje je projektovano krajem 1970-ih godina, i vrhunski je primer kasne moderne. Autori naselja su arhitekte — bračni par Milenija Marušić i Darko Marušić i Nedeljko Borovnica, dobili su Oktobarsku nagradu grada Beograda za projekat izgradnje Cerak Vinograda, 1985. godine.
Naselje Cerak Vinogradi je prvi savremeni stambeni kompleks u Beogradu koji je u proceduri za proglašenje za kulturno dobro. Za kulturno dobro kao prostorno kulturno-istorijska celina proglašeno je 18. januara 2019. godine. Naselje je registrovano u Docomomo International i predstavljeno je na stalnoj postavci u njujorškom Muzeju moderne umjetnosti.
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The mod contains 6 objects:
Cerak type 1 4 floors Capacity 68
Cerak type 1 7 floors Capacity 98
Cerak type 1 10 floors Capacity 145
Cerak type 2 7 floors Capacity 280
Cerak type 2 3 floors Capacity 120
Cerak type 2.5 3 floors Capacity 56
Cerak Vinogradi is a neighborhood of Belgrade in the municipality of Čukarica in Belgrade, Serbia. The settlement was designed at the end of the 1970s, and is a prime example of late modernity. The authors of the settlement are architects – the married couple Milenija Marušić and Darko Marušić and Nedeljko Borovnica, received the October Award of the City of Belgrade for the construction project of Cerak Vinograd, in 1985. Completed by 1988, in January 2019 it became the first modern neighborhood of Belgrade which was declared a cultural monument. It is registered at the Docomomo International and is represented at the permanent exhibition in the New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
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