How do They Build Large Scale Education in Small Serbia

Reconstruction vs. Demolition Architects debate whether to preserve or rebuild aging schools. The Svetozar Marković school exemplifies successful adaptation—a2arhitektura added a third floor containing classrooms, library, and assembly hall using perforated steel cladding for natural light. According to the architects, Yugoslav schools offer "logical layout, advanced construction solutions and durable materials" worth preserving while meeting contemporary needs. Innovation in Small Towns The "Classroom of the Future" in Smederevska Palanka demonstrates technology integration—a 55 m² space with 20+ computers, interactive boards, and smart environmental controls. Historical Preservation The Zemun Grammar School (1879) underwent comprehensive restoration, utilizing previously unused attic space to add 1,000+ m² of area while carefully restoring historical details. New Construction Trends Community-centered designs with public access to facilities Multi-functional spaces (gymnasiums available for community events) Faculty of Applied Arts includes green roofs New bilingual school at Belgrade Waterfront featuring multifunctional grounds