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Breaking patterns, changing cities – towards a “Third Belgrade<br />
OUT OF DIDSASTER - FROM DESTRUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION<br />
Urbicide and the chances of reconstruction of Balkan Cities<br />
Any hope today for a meaningful reconstruction of cities and for their<br />
"reinvention,' must take into account the<br />
global forces that have led to their shaping. The much wider<br />
significance leads us to consider a variety of issues for cities throughout the<br />
world, their similarities attest to the new cultural paradigm imposed by<br />
globalization. This worldwide reshaping of social, institutional, spatial and<br />
security arrangements necessitates, among other things, a new concept of the<br />
city and a related transformation of traditional political and urban design<br />
paradigms.<br />
Out of Ground zero, ed J, Ockman, Prestel 2002<br />
Cultural bases of transition<br />
The conceptual tool introduced as "ethnography of consumption" when applied to cities in postcommunist<br />
countries suggests that "historically global transformations" might be related to privatization<br />
patterns with many types of previous relations of production remaining intact. Such a combination<br />
produced by continuity and change of practices as the new organization of rackets, patterns of<br />
corruption, bribery, persistence of Mafia, etc.. stresses the process in which h the state t agencies fail<br />
to enforce the effective law and establish legitimate forms of protection. In the void the newly<br />
emerged "armed protection" make private security guards using services of members of underworld,<br />
former sportsmen (groups called Boxers, Wrestlers) former soldiers, even the ex-members of secret<br />
services, forming a "parallel line of power".<br />
from modernism to postmodernism<br />
Shift from a managerial approach to an entrepreneurial approach included a ne<br />
perspective of control. this changed perspective of control have linked the<br />
transition from fordism to postfordism to that of the transition from modernism<br />
postmodernism<br />
Modernism can be understood as an unfolding process in which subsystems<br />
operate increasingly independently by means of the processes of differentiation,<br />
rationalization and integration<br />
Postmodernism is a process that shows continuity with the process of<br />
modernism: it is a radicalization of the already existing tendencies within it,<br />
such as increasing unpredictability, decentralization, deconcentration and<br />
fragmentation (hyperdifferentiation as the radical extension of differentiation) in<br />
this regard to 'reflexive modernization' which means that the premises of<br />
modernism become entangled in a web of unintentional consequences<br />
Milan Prodanovic, Out of disaster, Berlin 2 nd September 06
Reinveniting Belgrade City<br />
Count Marsigli 1724, map printed in Hague<br />
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011<br />
Grof Mersilije govori Turskom vojskovodji ispred kojeg su Mersilijeve mape, s desne strane je predstanvik Venecije, dogovara se granica u vreme<br />
Karlovacog mira, pored toga sto ide Savom i Dunavom, danasnja granica Hrvatske i Bosne tom prlikom je utvrdjena
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Austro-Hungarian monarchy<br />
The Turkish Empire<br />
Roman Centre of castrum old Belgrade of Singidunum<br />
Roman castrum of Singidunum<br />
The town of Zemun<br />
Images of Belgrade as seen by Austrians and Turks<br />
New Belgrade, after 1950<br />
Belgrade today<br />
Prodanovic May 011
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Stranice Mersilijevog Atlasa Podunavlja<br />
Hague 1724<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
Belgrade’s<br />
identity<br />
Reinveniting Belgrade City<br />
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Bajrakli Dzamija Beograd
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Venice<br />
watercity<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Belgrade today<br />
Belgrade today<br />
Belgrade 1690<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Prodanovic May 011
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SINAN SYMPOSIUM<br />
Milan Prodanovic April 08
Marina Dorcol<br />
Daniel Libeskind<br />
Arhitekt NY<br />
Jan Gehl arhitekt<br />
Kopenhagen<br />
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011<br />
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
Prodanovic May 011
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