{"id":35037,"date":"2021-11-03T10:40:32","date_gmt":"2021-11-03T08:40:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sajam.rs\/?p=35037"},"modified":"2021-11-12T19:22:19","modified_gmt":"2021-11-12T17:22:19","slug":"sanu-exhibition-dedicated-to-the-belgrade-fair-phenomenon-on-local-and-global-scale","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sajam.rs\/en\/sanu-exhibition-dedicated-to-the-belgrade-fair-phenomenon-on-local-and-global-scale\/","title":{"rendered":"SANU: Exhibition dedicated to the Belgrade Fair phenomenon on local and global scale"},"content":{"rendered":"

The exhibition \u201cBeogradski sajam: Inovatiovnost tehnologije, arihtekture i kulture\u201d (The Belgrade Fair: Innovation of technology, architecture and culture), will be open in the Gallery of Science and Technology of the Serbian Academy of Science and Art on Monday the 8th<\/sup> of November, and will last until the 26th<\/sup> of November 2021.<\/p>\n

The setting is realized in the organization of the Association \u201cKolektiv arhitekata\u201d and the company \u201cthe Belgrade Fair\u201d, and the visitors will be presented the history of the Fair, as well as its technological, architectural and cultural significance on a local and global scale. The exhibition should remind of the excellence of this complex, as well as the value which should lay out its future development.<\/p>\n

The exhibition simultaneously presents the work of the Institute for material inspection \u2013 technological and science-research center which has significantly influenced on the construction of the second half of the 20th<\/sup> century, when the Belgrade Fair was formed and founded in current architectural and constructional form.<\/p>\n

The component of the exhibition is the archival material dedicated to the creative opus of Branko Zezelj, Milorad Pantovic and Milan Krstic, whose top domain of creative is the complex of the Belgrade Fair.<\/p>\n

The begging of the new history of the Belgrade Fair, at its current location, was marked by a specialized commission formed in 1952 with a mission to test the possibilities of work renewal of the Belgrade Fair. The following year already, from three possible location the decision was made for the space where the Belgrade Fair is located today, the decision was made regarding the renewal of the Fair, the company \u201cthe Belgrade Fair in construction\u201d was formed and a public anonymous competition was announced to develop a conceptual plan for the construction of the Fair, on which, in 1954, the project of architects Milorad Panotvic and Vladeta Maksimovic and the construction-consultant engineer Branko Zezelj was declared best. (Because of the specific requests and circumstances on the field that project has afterwards received some changes)<\/p>\n

From that moment (until the official begging of work, opening the first Technology Fair in 1957), the first work on land development were carried out by Belgrade high-school students as part of youth work brigades, so that, according to the project of 89 engineers and technicians, they could be succeeded by 5 big constructional companies, among whom were Rad, Trudbenik and Tunelogradnja, and also 46 craft and specialized firms, with 2.500 workers and under the guidance of 180 engineers and technicians.<\/p>\n

During the spring of 1957 Belgrade and the world witnessed the founding of an amazing and until then inconceivable constructional venture, in terms of both construction and ambient. Under the bright sky a city was formed with objects of amazing scales and performances. Still, while the works were still in progress, and scales were still on the objects, a decision was made that the \u201cpreview\u201d fair warm-up begins on the 7th<\/sup> of June already in Hall 3, where the Energy and Electric power industry exhibition of Yugoslavia was opened. This exhibition was supposed to represent an organizational and technical exercise, preparation and check for the representative welcome of primarily foreign exhibitors and visitors, which came to be 2 months later.<\/p>\n

Even before the conclusion of that phase of construction, in accordance with Milorad Pantovic\u2019s idea, the Belgrade Fair had received some flattering recognition from foreign experts. Some of them were: \u201ccontemporary modern architectural solution\u201d, \u201cthe urban complex solution is exceptional, and the idea as a whole is a complete success\u201d, \u201cmost interesting objects of exhibition halls in Europe\u201d, \u201cthe objects represent the high level reached by the Yugoslav builders\u201d..<\/p>\n

The famous Hall 1, built by Branko Zezelj\u2019s construction system, was a universal hall with the then world record dome range made from prestressed concrete, 109 meters. Also halls 2 and 3 represented unbelievable solutions using reinforced concrete shells, therefore the thickness of the roof structure could be calculated at only 9 cm in the range of 48 m. In that segment unbelievable and revolutionary solutions were brought by Milan Krstic.<\/p>\n

The construction of the second phase of the Belgrade Fair began in 1966 when the halls 7, 8 and 9 and the quay on the banks of Sava were built. The same year, newly built halls burned in a fire, and were rebuilt the following year, when the halls 10, 11 and 12 were finished.<\/p>\n

10 years later, in 1975, during the third phase of construction of the Belgrade Fair, todays hall 4 was finished, grandiose both in dimensions and in the growing needs of the Fair for exhibition space. With that the construction of the Belgrade Fair was complete.<\/p>\n

Today, in its ninth decade of existence and work, the Belgrade Fair is a unique carrier of the exhibition industry in this part of Europe, and a member of the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry (UFI) since 1957.<\/p>\n

The long tradition in management, business, innovations, global and local investments in economy, science, education, culture and sport, are a pledge of everything that the Belgrade Fair, under its glorious domes, will have to offer in the future.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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The opening of the exhibition takes place on Monday the 8th<\/sup> of November, at 6pm, in the Gallery of science and technology SANU, Djure Jaksica 2.<\/p>\n

The working hours of the gallery during the exhibition are: workdays from 10am to 8pm, Saturday from 10am to 3pm.<\/p>\n

In accordance with the epidemiological situation there may be up to 15 people in the gallery space at the same time.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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