Montenegro’s Venice Biennale exhibition seeks renewal of the country’s architectural heritage

2014-05-30T17:38:00-04:00

Montenegro's "Treasures in Disguise" exhibition for the 2014 Venice Biennale looks to the country's former Yugoslavic past to provoke discussion of bringing renewal and examining the future possibilities of Montenegran architecture. The exhibition focuses on four historic buildings constructed between 1960 and 1986 that are perceived as cultural models of late modernism architecture. Built with optimistic intentions, the buildings were neglected and have been left to decay ever since.

Check out the projects in their current and original states.

(Pictured above) Dom Revolucije
Architect: Marko Mušić

Kayak Club “Galeb”
Architect: Vukota Tupa Vukotić

Hotel Fjord
Architect: Zlatko Ugljen

Spomen Dom
Architect: Marko Mušić

To learn more, head over to Bustler.

Boka Artist Residence on the Adriatic Coast - Winning Designs

2012-09-25T17:42:00-04:00

Three winning designs have recently been announced in the international competition for the architectural and urban planning design of Boka Artist Residence in the Bay of Kotor, Republic of Montenegro. The competition, organized by architectural studio Sinestezia from Belgrade, Serbia, announced Japanese architect Tomohiro Hata from Kobe as the first prize winner.

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Montenegro’s Venice Biennale exhibition seeks renewal of the country’s architectural heritage

Boka Artist Residence on the Adriatic Coast - Winning Designs