DANUrB+ is a new project funded by the INTERREG EU Danube Transnational Programme, launched on 1st July 2020, to foster resilient use of cultural heritage and resources of the peripheral and border cities and regions along the Danube.

Travelling DANUrB exhibition was officially opened at the Faculty of Architecture on May 28, 2019. The exhibition was opened by the Vice-Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Dr. Ana Nikezić, head of the Austrian Cultural Forum in Belgrade, Mr. Johannes Irschik, Prof. Dr Aleksandra Djukic, project manager and Ina Ivanceanu, representative of OIKODROM organization, which designed the exhibition.

/We invite you to attend the official opening of the exhibition on Tuesday, May 28, 2019, at 4 pm at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade in the room 200. / The exhibition is opened untill June 4, 2019

The group of 25 students from the 4th and 5th year of the Integrated Academic Studies of Architecture and staff from the Master course M06-Urbanism Studio at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade attended the 3rd national DANUrB – DANube Urban Brand student workshop in Smederevo in February 26, 2019.

The first workshop within “DANUrB – DANube Urban Brand” Project in 2019 was held in Belgrade, Serbia, in February 22-23, 2019. The main organiser of the meeting was the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Belgrade as a project partner, while its co-organiser and associate strategic partner of the faculty – the City of Smederevo though its Tourist Board – through the Tourist Organisation was a host for all participants during a local cultural tour, held on the first day of the meeting.

/ 22-23.02.2019 / The first meeting of DANUrB INTERREG Project in 2019 is scheduled at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade on February 22-23. Partners from 39 organisations and from 7 Danube countries will discuss ongoing project activities in Belgrade during these two days. This meeting also includes a half-day cultural tour to Smederevo, which is an associate strategic partner of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade at the project.

20 students from Master Studies in Integral Urbanism program and staff from the Master course MASIU-11030 Savremeni urbanistički koncepti (Contemporary Urban Concepts) at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade attended the first national DANUrB student workshop in the Iron Gates Region in November 30, 2018. This was a one-day on-site event and meeting. All participants from Belgrade visited several important locations in the region and met local stakeholders, with whom they started the last phase of DANUrB research considering the project strategy.

DANUrB team from the Faculty of Architecture of the Univeristy of Belgrade, alongside the team from a co-partner from Serbia, the University of Novi Sad – Faculty of Technical Sciences, got an award for the best cross-border project in the field of culture and cultural heritage in Serbia at a special ceremony, which was held within 6th National Conference on Cross-border Cooperation on November 14, 2018.

On May 29, 2018, students and teaching staff from the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade participated in the second national DANUrB – DANube Urban Brand workshop in Smederevo. This workshop was dedicated to presenting student master theses and master projects in working form. Students received feedback from local experts in the field of urban planning, culture and strategic development in order to properly complete their master work...

4th workshop within DANUrB – DANube Urban Brand project was held in Novi Sad, Bačka Palanka and Ilok on May 06-09, 2018. The main organiser of the workshop was the Department for Architecture and Urbanism, the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad, with partners from Bačka Palanka and Vukovar-Srem County. the workshop also included the on-site research of the Danube riverside and cultural heritage of Bačka Palanka and Ilok.

Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade and the City of Smederevo have started a new phase of broad DANUrB research with the first national DANUrB student workshop in Smederevo. This one-day field workshop was held at different locations throughout the city on 26 February 2018, although the weather conditions were very challenging...

The last workshop within DANUrB - DANube Urban Brand project was realised in Golubac, October 15-17, 2017. The main organiser of the workshop was the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade as the project partner, while its co-organiser was the Municipality of Golubac through the Tourist Organisation of Golubac as the associated strategic partner in the project...

The next workshop is holding in Golubac (Serbia) in October, 15-17, 2017. The organiser of the workshop is the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade as a project partner, while its co-organiser is the Municipality of Golubac through the Tourist Organisation of Golubac as a associated strategic partner in the project.

14 participants from the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture took part in the second research meeting and student workshop within the research project DANUrB - DANube Urban Brand, financed by INTERREG Danube Transnational Programme 2014-2020. Ass. Prof. Aleksandra Đukić, researcher Branislav Antonić, finance manager Svetlana Tolić and 11 students from the 1st year of Master Studies in Integral Urbanism participated in 3-day meeting in the late June, organised in three places in Hungary and Slovakia...

The researchers and students of University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture took part in the workshop held from 06th till 10th March 2017 in Krems an der Donau, in Austria, as part of the research project "DANUrB – DANube Urban Brand". Around 100 representatives from Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Serbia, Slovakia, Hungary and Austria met at the Danube University Krems in early March to discuss new ideas concerning the cultural and tourism landscape of the Danube Region...

DANUrB – DANube Urban Brand – a regional network building through tourism and education to strengthen the “Danube” cultural identity and solidarity. Cultural network aims to strengthen the Danube regional cultural identity and to create a common brand by fostering transnational cultural ties between the settlements along the Danube, and by exploring the unused or hidden cultural and social capital resources for a better economic and cultural return...