On Wednesday, May 28th 2014 in the Gallery of the Historical Archives of Belgrade within Belgrade International Week of Architecture (BINA) Manifestation was opened the exhibition Modernist Architecture in Belgrade, period 1918-1941 of the architect Vanja Panić. The opening ceremony attended, so opened the exhibition, Mr Spasoje Krunić, an architect.
The standing includes plans of 47 public buildings constructed and erected in Belgrade in the period of two world wars in accordance of modern architecture streamline. Among buildings constructed for various purposes the exhibition shows plans of hotels, medical institutions and schools, monuments of banks of the interwar period and insurance companies, different associations, so bridges, Astronomical Observatory in Belgrade, the building of the old power plant, airport hangars (constructed in accordance with the plan of Milutin Milanković) etc.

The standing is exhibited on March 28th 2014 in the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade on the occasion of celebrating 150 years since Czech architects left a trail in up building and development of the City of Belgrade in realization of the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade and Association of Historiographers and Historians of Art-DISTRIKT 6.

The exhibition presented the work of 13 Czech creators (engineers and architects) who lived and created in Belgrade, so 6 Serbian architects who attended the Academy of Prague before 1918. The exhibits and the records presented on the exhibition include those one from private archive collections, domestic and foreign institutions, so abundance of technical and architectural documentation from the Historical Archives of Belgrade.

The authors-members of DISTRKT 6: Đurđija Borovnjak and Ivan R. Marković, historians of art.

The exhibition “Czech-Serbian relations in architecture (1863-1941)” have a goal to affirm present architectural fond of Belgrade, its historical development and potential influence of the architecture of Czech creators in Belgrade through presented chronological frame.