Balkan Vernacular Architecture : Serbia (Under Construction)

Serbia

Serbia, formerly a republic in Yugoslavia, became an independent republic in 2006. Serbia was the principal republic interested in preserving the Yugoslavia Federation of Republics. Serbia, as part of Yugoslavia, had two autonomous provinces, Vojvodina and Kosovo. At this time (2011), Vojvodina remains as a province; Kosovo is recognized as a separate nation by some countries but not universally. The culture of Serbia has connections to Slavonic, Austrian, Hungarian and Ottoman folk cultures and their vernacular architectural expressions.
The country has three pronounced landscapes (the Pannonian Plain, the mountains of the Dinaric Alps, and the Morava River) that are important factors in the expressions of vernacular architecture still found.

Atenica

Dub

Kućani

Lazac

Mali Izvor

Markovica

Petrovčić

Poganovo

Sirogojno

Vranić

Vratarnica, Grljan, Zaječar

BVA

Serbia