Photo: deltarealestate.rsThe tower trend has definitely affected the Serbian capital, since the construction of as many as eight skyscrapers in New Belgrade, up to 120 meters high, has been announced. However, the new skyscrapers will not overshadow the Belgrade Tower in Belgrade Waterfront, which still holds the title of the tallest building in the capital and the region with its 168 meters in height.
Tempo Tower
On Bežanijska kosa, right next to the highway, the construction of the Tempo Tower, 120 meters high, is planned, along with two smaller towers, 100 meters high. The complex will include 300 apartments and accompanying facilities such as a kindergarten, playroom, shopping center, cafes, restaurants, cinema, swimming pools, spas, and fitness centers. The project envisages the construction of three new roads, as well as footbridges for pedestrians and cyclists across the highway, which will connect the Sports Center "11. April" with other sports facilities on Bežanijska kosa.
Hotel InterContinental / Render: Dečta Real Estate
In Milentija Popovića Street, near the Sava Center, Delta Real Estate is building two towers that will be 100 meters high. They will include a five-star hotel from the Intercontinental chain and 220 exclusive rooms, with a total area of 80,000 sqm.
Three skyscrapers will be built in Block 11 in New Belgrade, on the corner of Trešnjinog cveta Street and Mihajlo Pupin Boulevard, on an area of 40,094 sqm. They will have a total of 200 housing units located on 22,000 sqm and about 14,000 sqm of office space.
In the neighboring Block 12, two more 100-meter-high towers are planned. This residential and commercial complex will be around 100,000 sqm in size, with 604 apartments and 952 parking spaces. The complex will be located on Nikola Tesla Boulevard. Due to the attraction of the site on the Danube's bank, a square meter in this complex is expected to cost more than 10,000 euros.
By: J. Nikolić
