 Before World War I, first Serbian female architect Jelisaveta Načić arranged the small square in front of the Belgrade Cooperative.In the center of the square the statue named Sava Nymph, work of Đorđe Jovanović, was to be placed.By 1914, Savamala was the most densely populated area of Belgrade with arranged streets, primary school, first bank in Serbia and a quay along the bank of Sava was under construction.