Studies for an Antifascist Memorial

Bogdan Bogdanović was a Serbian architect and urban planner whose monumental public works and theoretical writings shaped postwar Yugoslav modernism. His practice spanned institutional buildings, civic spaces, and memorials that combined brutalist form with humanist spatial ambition. He served as chief architect of Belgrade during the 1960s and later held influential positions across Yugoslav cities. His designs prioritized collective experience and democratic access to public space, reflecting the ideological commitments of his era.