December 16, 2010  Faculty of Law Building in Belgarde  There
are some buildings in Belgrade that are built in the spirit of
modernism of the 1930's, and this building (at 67 Kralja
Aleksandra Boulevard) the faculty of law of the University of
Belgrade is one of them (picture from  stefan_serb).  The
building was constructed in 1936–40 after a design by the
architect Petar Bajalović further elaborated by Petar Anagnosti,
an architect and university professor. It was conceived as an
unornamented functional modern-style structure arranged on a
rounded-triangular plan.  Bajalović saw the site as a corner
location and therefore paid careful attention to both street
facades creating an imposing entrance on the corner to provide a
distinctive accent. The overall impression of dynamism stems
from the interplay of alternate cubic and rounded forms, as well
as from the sharp contrast between the calm facade surfaces and
the monumental entrance portion.  The only accent in the flat
facades is achieved by means of the s