120-meter Tower, 18 Buildings: Belgrade Waterfront Expands to Area from Fair to Ada Ciganlija
Belgrade Waterfront, as one of the most significant urban development projects in the region, is expanding, and a part of the project in the area from the Fair to Ada Ciganlija, named Marina, includes, among other things, the construction of a 120-meter high-rise building, as well as a residential block of 18 buildings, stated Aleksandar Trifunović, deputy director of "Belgrade Waterfront," today.
TL;DR
- The 'Marina' section of the Belgrade Waterfront project will include a 120-meter high-rise and 18 new residential buildings.
- Existing Sava promenade will be extended by 2.4 kilometers towards Ada Ciganlija, with more greenery planned.
- Halls 1, 2, and 3 of the Belgrade Fair will be preserved; Hall 1 will be reconstructed into an opera house (1,500 seats), a cabaret stage, and a theater.
- A marina with 110 berths is planned in front of Hall 1.
- A panoramic wheel will be installed on the New Belgrade side between the future pedestrian bridge and Gazela bridge.
- The old post office is being reconstructed to house an archaeological museum and two theater stages.
- The former Milan Vape paper factory will be relocated to house the Nikola Tesla Museum.
- To date, 34 residential buildings, a primary school, and a kindergarten have been built in Belgrade Waterfront.
- Construction is underway for an additional 18 residential buildings with approximately 3,000 apartments.