RITAM GRADA / RHYTHM OF THE CITY
the tram line towards “Mostar”, the Weifert Brewery and Topčider were introduced as early as 1894. Elegant houses of prominent Belgraders rose one after another. Among the street’s residents were lawyers, singer Mijat Mijatović, Archbishop Metropolitan Mihailo, architect Nikola Nestorović and, sometime later, Prince Pavle Karađorđević, the Bajloni family, Isidora Sekulić and others. The presence of large public buildings mostly determined the pic- ture of Kneza Miloša Street during the interwar period, with state ad- ministration buildings grouped at the intersection of Nemanjina and Kneza Miloša streets. In the spirit of academism, the then Ministry of Finance (today’s government build- ing) was built according to the project of Russian architect Nikola Krasno- va, while the Palace of the Minis- tries of Forestry and Mines, Agri- culture and Water (today’s foreign ministry) was built according to the project of architects Nikola Nestor- ović, Dragiša Brašovan and the afore- mentioned Krasnova. The palace of the old General Staff was also built nearby, according to the design of Russian architect Vasily Baumgar- ten, and the building of the Min- istry of Transport was designed by Svetozar Jovanović. All four build- ings are exceptionally monumental and stylistically unified, with rich ap- plications of architectural and deco- rative plaster. Similarly to the intersection with Nemanjina Street, the final part of the street, towards the “Mostar” junc- tion, also gradually emerged as a state administrative zone. The building of the then Ministry of Social Policy and Public Health was erected in 1933, according to the project of Dimitri- je M. Leko, while the building of the Federal Interior Ministry, designed by Slovenian architect Ludwig To- mori as a clear example of socialist realist architecture, was built after World War II. Unfortunately, the Fed- eral Interior Ministry building was severely damaged in the bombing of
Kviz znanja Beograd znam da čuvam Zavod za zaštitu spomenika kulture grada Beograda dugi niz godina sprovodi eduka- tivni projekat Nasleđe za decu . Kao proizvod višegodišnjeg razvijanja projekta nastala je aplikacija za mobilne uređaje kviz znanja Be - ograd znam da čuvam . Na zabavan način, kroz svojevrsna takmičenja u formi kviza, de- ca uče o kulturnom bogatstvu Beograda. Aplikacija Beograd znam da čuvam je edu- kativnog karaktera i funkcioniše bez pristu- pa internetu. Preuzimanje sa Google Play
prodavnice i APP Store je besplatno, insta- liranje je na lokalnom uređaju – telefonu ili tabletu, bez mogućnosti izlaska na druš- tvene mreže i internet. Projekat su podrža- li Ministarstvo kulture i informisanja Repu- blike Srbije i Sekretarijat za kulturu grada Beograda.
Aplikaciji je moguće pristupiti i na sajtu Zavoda za zaštitu spomenika kulture grada Beograda https:// beogradskonasledje.rs/kviz/.
Beogradsko nasleđe je bogato i slojevito i tek kada naučimo i spoznamo sve tajne koje krije, znaćemo da ga na pravi način čuvamo i volimo / Belgrade has a rich and layered heritage, and it is only when we learn and know all the secrets it hides that we will know how to properly preserve and love it
TRIVIA QUIZ “I KNOW HOW TO PRESERVE BELGRADE” The Belgrade City Institute for the
app has an educational character and functions without internet access. It is free to download from the Google Play store and APP Store and can be installed on a local device - phone or tablet - without enabling access to social networks and the internet. The project was supported by the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Serbia and the City of Belgrade Secretariat for Culture. The app is also available via the website of the Belgrade City Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments https:// beogradskonasledje.rs/kviz/.
Protection of Cultural Monuments has for years implemented the educational project “Heritage for Children”. Multiple years of project development led to the producing of a mobile app and the creation of the trivia quiz “I know how to preserve Belgrade”. Through a kind of competition in the form of this quiz, children learn about the cultural wealth of Belgrade in a fun way. The “I know how to preserve Belgrade”
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