The relationship to the Grand Park in Kragujevac is established through the recognition of the park in terms of other major projects that form the backbone of the city’s development.
Within the “Grand Creative Park” project were presented the results of the analysis and possible design solutions of the future look of the Grand Park, in the amphitheater of the Faculty of Engineering, organized by the Belgrade Design Week and the City of Kragujevac.
The “GRAND CREATIVE PARK OF THE CITY OF KRAGUJEVAC” initiative is BDW’s contribution to HUMAN CITIES/ project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union, as part of the “100 Creative Playgrounds for the Children of Serbia” campaign.
Jovan Jelovac , founder of the Belgrade Design Week, and Professor Aleksandar Vuja , in front of the architectural studio DVA , will present the project “Grand Creative Park of the City of Kragujevac ” and answer participant’s questions .
The relationship to the Grand Park in Kragujevac is established through the recognition of the park in terms of other major projects that form the backbone of the City’s development.
The first phase of the project will be realized through the construction of playgrounds for children, youth and seniors, based on the new concept of the “Creative Grand Park of the city of Kragujevac”, which is being implemented thanks to the donation of the “Dragica Nikolić” Foundation to the city of Kragujevac
Those who were unable to attend the lectures of “The Greatest Creative Minds of the 21st Century” at BDW 2014 now have the chance to download the electronic version of the new DP Magazine!
It was a true pleasure to participate in Belgrade Design Week. BDW has great speakers and lots of creative energy and I was amazed by the commitment from the organization and their ability to create an international event of such caliber. Even with a small team, BDW sets a standard that other cities in the world can learn from. Actually, many design events would probably feel embarrassed if they visited Belgrade Design Week and compared themselves.
