Belgrade

Chapter 1. The urban, political and socioeconomic rise and fall of Belgrade through its history.- Chapter 2. Milena Vukmirovic.- Chapter 3. The rise and fall of New Belgrade with current developments in retrospect.- Chapter 4. Belgrade's Waterfront revitalization.- Chapter 5. Reimaging Belgrade: the case of Savamala district.- Chapter 6. Public Art in Belgrade.- Chapter 7. Pedestrian-friendly Belgrade.- Chapter 8. Belgrade's development visions and aims.

Dr Biljana Arandelovic is Assistant Professor in the History and Theory of Art and Architecture and a visual artist. She holds a PhD in Technical Science in architecture from TU Graz (2008) and was a Postdoc Research Fellow at UdK Berlin at the Institute for History and Theory of Design (2011/2012). She was also a visiting researcher at ASK Centre for Research on Management and Economics of Arts and Culture Institutions at Bocconi University (2016). Arandelovic is a researcher in the national scientific project The optimization of architectural and urban planning and design in the sustainable development in Serbia .
The main focus in Arandelovic's research is the theory of contemporary cities and Art in Public Space. Since 2009, she has been teaching Contemporary Architecture, Art and architecture and Serbian Architecture in the 20th century at Nis University. She has taught at the Faculty of Applied Arts at the University of Arts Belgrade (2017), at the Department of Architecture, Unitec Institute of Technology (2012) (Auckland, New Zealand) and at the Art and the City summer schools in Vienna and Graz (2013/2015) where was also a program director.