Hotel Slavija Garni (formerly Slavija Lux/Slavija III)

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Hotel Slavija Garni (formerly Slavija Lux/Slavija III), Belgrade - Hotel Slavija is set in the center of Belgrade, in the immediate vicinity of various shops and restaurants. The fountain was damaged in December 2017 when a van, which participated in the three-car collision, hit its outer granite plates, forcing it out of service for a week.

Slavija is located less than 1. The majority of the square itself belongs to the municipality of Vračar eastern and central parts while the western parts belong to the municipality of Savski Venac. Bronze bust of on the central plateau before it was removed in December 2016 Until the 1880s, the area around Slavija was a large pool on the eastern outskirts of the city. The pond was naturally drained by the Vračarski potok, down the modern Nemanjina street, into the in the neighborhood of. The remnant of the pond is the large underground water spring under the modern Hotel Slavija. The earth from the top of the Vračar hill above the Slavija was used to cover and drain the pond, in turn flattening the hill and creating the modern Vračar plateau. The formation of the square started when a well-known businessman and , bought a large piece of land above the present square and parcelled it for sale the area became subsequently known as Englezovac. Until World War II Slavija remained an unregulated crossroad of 8 streets, which crossed at different angles. Surrounding was an entangled web of small streets which, though cobblestoned in the early 20th century, were remains of the old, dirt paths dating from the Ottoman period. German occupational forces concluded that the traffic flow rate in Slavija was too low and that it obstructs the transportation. City government, part of the , was entrusted with the task of conducting construction plans for Slavija devised in Germany. Massive works, headed by engineer Maksimović, began in the fall of 1942. Apart from transforming Slavija into the proper roundabout, underground works were also conducted. A major sewage collector was built, which collected wastewater and groundwater from the hills of Vračar and. The sewer further conducted the water under the Nemanjina Street into the Sava river. As of 2018, the roundabout, sewer and its outlet into the river still function. In the 21st century, the massive size of the sewer and large pipes are major obstacles for the construction of the projected underground passages around Slavija. Slavija was projected as the final square in a succession of squares around Belgrade's central route from to Englezovac: ----Slavija. In time, Studentski Trg and Terazije lost their square functions, becoming streets, while Cvetni Trg, with final changes in early 2000s, is completely defunct as a traffic object, so Slavija and Trg Republike remain as the rare true squares in downtown Belgrade. After , the new communist regime renamed the square in 1947 in honour of prominent socialist figure, and placed a bronze bust of Tucović at the central square plateau. In the early 2000s it was officially changed back to Slavija. A third addition, the ultra modern Slavija Lux was built in 1989. Slavija is today divided between the municipalities of Vračar and Savski Venac. Savski Venac's section was within the local community of West Vračar, while Vračar's section was organized as the local community of Slavija with the population of 4,608 in 1981 and 4,281 in 1991. That local community was later annexed to Cvetni trg but in 2010s the municipality of Vračar abolished local communities altogether. Tram roundabout route on Slavija Square Slavija is one of the most vibrant traffic objects in Belgrade, being one of the major squares of Belgrade. It is one of the rare traffic routes in the city where all three types of public transportation buses, and meet. Due to the general inadequacy of the city's transportation, traffic jams are regular on the square and especially hard if helped by some additional reason bad weather, snow, especially the 2006 reconstruction of the interchange, etc. Mitićeva rupa One of the richest people in Belgrade before World War II, , bought the lot on Slavija to build the largest department store in the Balkans, but the outbreak of the war halted the realization, though the foundations were dug. After the war, Communist government imprisoned Vlada Mitić and confiscated his entire property, including the lot on Slavija, on the corner of the Kralja Milana and Beogradska streets, and money prepared for the construction of the department store. From 1946 to 1980 26 different project were completed for the lot, but none was realized. Then mayor of Belgrade, decided to put a large in the place in the first half of the 1980s. In the early 1990s, Dafiment banka, one of the major of the , bought the lot and announced a monumental shopping mall, but after the scheme failed completely, the lot was fenced and turned into the dump. After the regime change in 2000, the area was cleaned and a temporary park with children playground was built instead. The failed projects continued, including the ultra-modern, gigantic shopping mall by the Israeli investors which turned out to be a complete hoax. The park was renovated from April to July 2017. For decades one of the symbols of Belgrade, the cinema was demolished in the early 1990s, but like the Mitić's hole, none of the projects for construction on this site have been realised. Not knowing what to do with the empty lot, city government turned it into the temporary parking lot. Inside the hotel is elaborately decked out with wooden panelling on most surfaces in the rooms. It features a Casino and large dining room. The hotel was never fully renovated and still operates, though not using all rooms. The hotel was opened in 1962 before the. Slavija II was added in 1973, serving as the dependency of Slavija I. Slavija Lux, built in only 6 months in 1989, was opened for the 9th Summit of the. Altogether, there are 600 rooms in all three buildings. National Bank of Serbia Construction of the new building of the also began in the early 1990s. It is located a little bit further from the square itself, but due to its size it is visible from many parts of Belgrade. Money problems caused a decade and a half of delays. A massive construction was deemed ugly and inappropriate for the location by many Belgraders and in 1994 the then governor of the bank, , stated that he would not move into the new building even if it were completed on time. The massive glass building was finished in 2006. Architects always pointed out that the traffic function is the most important and that it has to be addresses first, and then to plan the surroundings and also that Slavija was to be envisioned as a whole and not to be fixed partially, because sum of the parts does not make a whole. Inside the construction a panoramic elevator was predicted which would reach the lookout at the top. City even provided the funds for the project, but the project was ultimately rejected, with the official explanation that the public was against it. Roofed square in the section in front of the National Bank was planned with commercial area below the roof and an underground passage to the metro. New symbol of Slavija was planned, a 150 meters tall tower. Instead of reconstructing the entire square, the Institute adopted a plan to do it block by block. Project also included the construction of two commercial 8-stories buildings, shopping mall and an entrance to the underground garage and a future metro station, on the location of the former cinema Slavija. In front of the National Bank a shallow pool with a sculpture in it was projected and the green zone around it. Trolleybuses and trams were to be relocated to the rim of the roundabout. Plan also has foreseen the removal of the remains of Dimitrije Tucović and construction of the large fountain instead, covering the entire island within the roundabout. After the political changes in the city government in 2013, new city authorities decided to adopt the 2012 project, with some changes. They abandoned the idea of the underground pedestrian passages and instead plan to displace the existing 50 to 100 meters further from the roundabout. They kept the fountain on the central island of the roundabout which was to be a musical fountain with a diameter of 32 meters and the water jets 16 meters high. Criticism from the architects was directed to the fact that transportation solutions will not speed up the traffic flow, the needlessness of the fountain on such a place, and that, in general, new city government removed from the project the best parts and kept the worst. Traffic experts pointed out that the displacement of the pedestrian crossings won't help the traffic and that it will be less safe for the pedestrians themselves. Also, as Belgrade is known for its strong winds, the water from such a high jet streams would constantly wet the pavement of the square. City government replied that the fountain will have wind sensors. Fountain Construction of the fountain began on 3 December 2016. As a response to the constant criticism about the fountain, including that it will be completely surrounded by some of the busiest traffic in the city, thus inaccessible to the pedestrians, and a price which is, for the Serbian economic conditions deemed way to high for such a construction 214 million dinars or some 1. On 15 December 2016, the remains of Dimitrije Tucović were reinterred into the in. In March 2017, the city's Transportation Secretariat sent a memo in which warned that the project is not adjusted for such a major traffic section. The secretariat warned that the planned dispersion of the water will make the roads wet and slippery in summer and create ice in winter, as it is supposed to work throughout the year, thanks to the special heaters. They concluded that the fountain projected that way is not suitable for the highly frequent roundabout but rather for the parks and open green areas and that it can endanger the traffic. Ban on further construction was suggested if the inadequacies are not fixed. The solution turned out to be a changed direction of the sprinklers, 74 out of 458, within the fountain. Lit with 400 , the fountain was opened on 6 June 2017, after a month of delay, and at the final cost of 254 million dinars 2,06 million euros , with taxes. The traffic policemen who manage the traffic on Slavija now wear the traditional white uniforms. Experts' criticism of the fountain continued. During the trials in the days before it was officially opened, music was played all day after the opening it is several hours before noon and several in the evening and was indeed too loud - it was heard several blocks away. Local residents called both the communal inspection and the communal police, but they both declared themselves incompetent. Milan Vujanić, professor at the 's Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, asserted that the fountain is still a safety risk. Politicians, on the other hand, praised the project. Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, , stated that to her, Slavija is more beautiful with the fountain. He asserted that the fountain is among the ten most beautiful ones in Europe. The fountain was damaged in December 2017 when a van, which participated in the three-car collision, hit its outer granite plates, forcing it out of service for a week. Roundabout After the fountain was opened, on 10 June 2017 the first phase of the reconstruction began. It includes the demolition of the smaller, illegally built edifices around Slavija. The latest change in the project includes a small park between the Kralja Milana and Nemanjina streets. The park will be a location of the monument to Dimitrije Tucović, which was removed from the center of the roundabout. The deadline for the reconstruction was 7 November 2017. However, in the summer of 2017, major traffic congestions developed in the wider downtown area as the city began several large reconstructions of important traffic spots. Due to the delays because of the failed tendering and problems with permits, the reconstructions of the Ruzveltova street which began in May , Bulevar Oslobođenja and Slavija June , Bore Stankovića July , and Beogradska August and Glavna in , all overlapped in August. Concerning Slavija, there was also a matter of the fountain which was shut down and conserved until the works on the square were finished. Fountain worked only for two and a half months, so questions are asked why the square wasn't finished first, cause now there are additional costs conservation, etc. They organized strikes on 13 July and 11 September. It was announced that the company didn't pay the insurance and pension fees for the workers since 2014, which raised question how the city could choose such a company because one of the conditions was that they have no debts to the state. On 13 October 2017, while the excavator was digging a channel on Slavija, a lump of hard material fell from its bucket onto the main water pipe in this part of the city causing it to burst. The water then spilled over into the ending section of the Kralja Milana street, further complicating the traffic. Though the problem was fixed later that day, the communities on social networks had a field day with the comments and photomontages. The three most problematic spots were open for traffic simultaneously on 16 November 2017 Slavija, adjoining Bulevar Oslobođenja, Ruzveltova even though none of them were fully completed. Citizens noted that not much appears to be changed after such a long reconstructions, while mayor Mali admitted that on Slavija only the pavement was changed. Soon, the problems appeared, apparently as a result of hasty and low quality work. By January 2018 the granite slabs on the sidewalks and concrete bedding for the tram tracks were cracking, the asphalt concrete with which the streets were paved was denting, while the painted marks and signs were peeling off. Plateau The park, promised by the authorities, turned out to be a large concrete-granite plateau. Even though still being under construction, the cracks and deterioration were quite visible by February 2018. City architect Milutin Folić then announced that the plateau will host info-center, public restroom, a mini store and an observation point from which people could watch the fountain. He set the deadline for October 2018. Still, by April 2018 the damages and cracks were widespread and the granite plating of the plateau began to crumble. The city secretariats, contractors and planners all accused each other, blaming the bad project, dumping prices, bad sub-contractors, etc. City ordered them to fix the problems by May or the penalties will be collected. The repair of the still unfinished plateau began on 18 April 2018, with deadline set to mid-May. As works barely progressed, city extended the deadline until August. Savezni zavod za statistiku txt file. Savezni zavod za statistiku txt file. Bukvić 11 September 2017.

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