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1974 office tower in central Belgrade, Serbia's third-tallest building and a landmark of Yugoslav-era modernism.
The Beograđanka, officially also known as Belgrade Palace, is one of the most distinctive high-rise buildings in the Serbian capital. The office tower stands on Kralja Milana Street in the heart of Belgrade and is the third-tallest building in Serbia. Completed in 1974, it is a characteristic example of socialist modernism from the Yugoslav era — functional in form but impossible to miss in the cityscape. The building visually anchors the commercial core of old Belgrade and serves as a landmark for orientation in the city centre. For admirers of postwar modern architecture, the Beograđanka is a quiet but compelling monument to Yugoslav urban planning.
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