One of the main challenges for sustainable urban development of Belgrade with its
1.7 million citizens is prolifc informal development and uncontrolled urban sprawl. These
phenomena were initiated mainly because of rural to urban migrations, however they
continued more intensively in the 1990s, not only because of regular migration, but as after
effect of forced exile of people from Kosovo and Metohija and refugee crisis in ex-Yugoslavia
wars.
The informal settlements occupy rural land in the outskirts of Belgrade, mostly by main in
and out transit corridors. The characteristics of these neighbourhoods is unexpectedly high
standard in residential buildings, even luxury, in contrast with unfavourable environmental
conditions, the lack of urban standards and highly increased coeffcients, absence of
technical infrastructure or at least existence of the inadequate one, shortage of basic social
and public utilities and public spaces.
Underlying conditions why so many people live... in informal settlements are the high cost
of “formal” housing (issues of affordability), as well as there may be discussed to less degree
some aspects of residential preference. The empirical research is carried out on the examples
of several urban plans for standardization, regulation and legalization of these settlements in
Belgrade, which established a model for resolving the situation, with a goal to obtain better
living conditions and limit the informal growth by employing urban planning tools.
4th ISUFitaly International Conference, Reading built spaces, Cities in the making and future urban form. Bari, September 26th-28th 2018. Proceedings U+D Editions, 2019, 793-801
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AB - One of the main challenges for sustainable urban development of Belgrade with its
1.7 million citizens is prolifc informal development and uncontrolled urban sprawl. These
phenomena were initiated mainly because of rural to urban migrations, however they
continued more intensively in the 1990s, not only because of regular migration, but as after
effect of forced exile of people from Kosovo and Metohija and refugee crisis in ex-Yugoslavia
wars.
The informal settlements occupy rural land in the outskirts of Belgrade, mostly by main in
and out transit corridors. The characteristics of these neighbourhoods is unexpectedly high
standard in residential buildings, even luxury, in contrast with unfavourable environmental
conditions, the lack of urban standards and highly increased coeffcients, absence of
technical infrastructure or at least existence of the inadequate one, shortage of basic social
and public utilities and public spaces.
Underlying conditions why so many people live in informal settlements are the high cost
of “formal” housing (issues of affordability), as well as there may be discussed to less degree
some aspects of residential preference. The empirical research is carried out on the examples
of several urban plans for standardization, regulation and legalization of these settlements in
Belgrade, which established a model for resolving the situation, with a goal to obtain better
living conditions and limit the informal growth by employing urban planning tools.
PB - Bari : Politecnico di Bari; International Seminar on Urban Form Italian network; Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture Polytechnic University of Bari; U+D urban and design, International scientific journal
C3 - 4th ISUFitaly International Conference, Reading built spaces, Cities in the making and future urban form. Bari, September 26th-28th 2018. Proceedings U+D Editions
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SP - 793
EP - 801
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year = "2019",
abstract = "One of the main challenges for sustainable urban development of Belgrade with its
1.7 million citizens is prolifc informal development and uncontrolled urban sprawl. These
phenomena were initiated mainly because of rural to urban migrations, however they
continued more intensively in the 1990s, not only because of regular migration, but as after
effect of forced exile of people from Kosovo and Metohija and refugee crisis in ex-Yugoslavia
wars.
The informal settlements occupy rural land in the outskirts of Belgrade, mostly by main in
and out transit corridors. The characteristics of these neighbourhoods is unexpectedly high
standard in residential buildings, even luxury, in contrast with unfavourable environmental
conditions, the lack of urban standards and highly increased coeffcients, absence of
technical infrastructure or at least existence of the inadequate one, shortage of basic social
and public utilities and public spaces.
Underlying conditions why so many people live in informal settlements are the high cost
of “formal” housing (issues of affordability), as well as there may be discussed to less degree
some aspects of residential preference. The empirical research is carried out on the examples
of several urban plans for standardization, regulation and legalization of these settlements in
Belgrade, which established a model for resolving the situation, with a goal to obtain better
living conditions and limit the informal growth by employing urban planning tools.",
publisher = "Bari : Politecnico di Bari; International Seminar on Urban Form Italian network; Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture Polytechnic University of Bari; U+D urban and design, International scientific journal",
journal = "4th ISUFitaly International Conference, Reading built spaces, Cities in the making and future urban form. Bari, September 26th-28th 2018. Proceedings U+D Editions",
title = "Urban sprawl of informal settlements in Belgrade, Serbia – Models for standardization and reflections on recovery",
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Petrić, J., Bajić, T.,& Danilović Hristić, N.. (2019). Urban sprawl of informal settlements in Belgrade, Serbia – Models for standardization and reflections on recovery. in 4th ISUFitaly International Conference, Reading built spaces, Cities in the making and future urban form. Bari, September 26th-28th 2018. Proceedings U+D Editions
Bari : Politecnico di Bari; International Seminar on Urban Form Italian network; Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture Polytechnic University of Bari; U+D urban and design, International scientific journal., 793-801.
Petrić J, Bajić T, Danilović Hristić N. Urban sprawl of informal settlements in Belgrade, Serbia – Models for standardization and reflections on recovery. in 4th ISUFitaly International Conference, Reading built spaces, Cities in the making and future urban form. Bari, September 26th-28th 2018. Proceedings U+D Editions. 2019;:793-801..
Petrić, Jasna, Bajić, Tanja, Danilović Hristić, Nataša, "Urban sprawl of informal settlements in Belgrade, Serbia – Models for standardization and reflections on recovery" in 4th ISUFitaly International Conference, Reading built spaces, Cities in the making and future urban form. Bari, September 26th-28th 2018. Proceedings U+D Editions (2019):793-801.
