Building Permit Issued to Build Kula Beograd in Belgrade

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07 February 2019 | Belgrade, Serbia

The Serbian Ministry of Construction, Transportation, and Infrastructure has issued a building permit for the construction of the Kula Beograd (Tower Belgrade) building.

The building, a part of the Belgrade Waterfront project, will be Serbia’s tallest at 168 meters. The investment for the 40-floor, 47,500 square-meter building is estimated to be around RSD12 billion (US$115 million).

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The Kula Beograd project includes, among other things, a five-star hotel, a recreational and sports area, and an observation deck at the top, with a panoramic view of 360 degrees.

The ground floor will have a restaurant and face the Sava (River) Promenade, while a pedestrian bridge will connect the building to the Belgrade Waterfront Gallery shopping center.

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