The phenomenon of shrinking illegal suburbs in Serbia: Can the concept of shrinking cities be useful for their upgrading?
B Antonić, A Djukić - Habitat international, 2018 - Elsevier
Illegal residential construction at the fringes of urban areas has been typical for Serbia and
the other countries of South Eastern and Southern Europe, spanning through all periods of …
the other countries of South Eastern and Southern Europe, spanning through all periods of …
Achieving the basic sustainable qualities in new housing in post-socialist Serbia: Regulation vs. case-studies
A Djukic, V Lojanica, B Antonić - Procedia environmental sciences, 2017 - Elsevier
In a period of post-socialist transformation, unexpected and sudden socio-economic
changes in society have deeply reflected into urbanspace. Their influence has been …
changes in society have deeply reflected into urbanspace. Their influence has been …
How to understand the history of housing planning in modern Serbia to achieve new quality in housing?
B Antonić - HISTORY URBANISM RESILIENCE: The Urban Fabric …, 2016 - raf.arh.bg.ac.rs
The topic of (post) socialist housing has been in the spotlight of European science for years.
It has usually been examined in relation to specific social and economic aspects, such as …
It has usually been examined in relation to specific social and economic aspects, such as …
Role of housing Agencies in the Future Development of Serbia
B Antonić - plaNext–next generation planning, 2017 - raf.arh.bg.ac.rs
With the rise of neoliberal economy in Europe, decent urban housing has become
unaffordable for many Europeans in recent decades. This has further produced socio …
unaffordable for many Europeans in recent decades. This has further produced socio …