THE INTERNATIONAL CREATIVE CONFERENCE “HUMAN CITIES/ SHARING CLOUD” KRAGUJEVAC 2017

After Sent Etienne, London and Milan, the international creative urban planning-architectural conference “HUMAN CITIES/ SHARING CLOUD”, gathered partners from eleven European cities – Sent Etienne, London, Milan, Ljubljana, Graz, Cieszyn, Helsinki, Bilbao, Tallinn, Brussels and Kragujevac – in Kragujevac’s venerable First Gymnasium. “We are very satisfied to be, among the first in Serbia, part of this important […]

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THE THIRD CREATIVE PLAYGROUND IN SERBIA BY BELGRADE DESIGN WEEK OPENED IN KRAGUJEVAC

The “Creative Grand Park” is a result of collaboration between the City of Kragujevac, Foundation “Dragica Nikolic” and Belgrade Design Week, co-financed by the  Creative Europe program of the EU. As the Serbian representative in the EU program, BDW’s project is built as the first private – public partnership of its kind. The playground was jointly […]

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THE MONOCLE MAGAZINE ABOUT BDW’S CREATIVE PLAYGROUND INITIATIVE

Thank you Monocle Magazine for featuring the Human Cities/ project and BDW’s Initiative 100 Creative Playgrounds for the Children of Serbia! Belgrade Design Week welcomes its partners from eleven European cities to the unique international creative event “HUMAN CITIES/ SHARING CLOUD – Kragujevac 2017”, inviting the broadest public, citizens and citizens initiatives, architects, urban planers, […]

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Belgrade Design Week is a one-off – a unique set-up that is free from the corporate atmosphere that so often pervades other such events. The energy, optimism and warmth of Jovan and his team flows through every event – lectures, workshops, meals & drinks alike!   I’ve never been good at sitting in a dark lecture hall for more than an hour or so at a time but found myself doing three lectures back to back at Belgrade – such was the quality of speakers. Timetabling was crazy at times but at BDW everybody seems happy to ‘go with the flow’ – and has an even better time for doing so. The City of Belgrade should be very proud of this gem!

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