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VOLUME 1 THE PROGRAMME OF THE COMPETITION

CENTRE FOR PROMOTION OF SCIENCECOMPETITION BRIEF

Theopeninternaonal,anonymous,singlestagecompeonforthePRELIMINARYARCHITECTURALDESIGNofthenewbuildingofthe

CENTRE FOR PROMOTION OF SCIENCE

inNewBelgradeurbanBLOCK39,RepublicofSERBIAand

UrbandesignideasforaScienceandArtCampusinBLOCK39,NewBelgrade


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Minister of Science and Technology-BoidarDjeli

1See:hp://www.nauka.gov.rs/eng/index.php?opon=com_content&task=view&id=361


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1 PURPOSE OF THE COMPETITION

Thepurposeof thearchitecturalcompeonisto choose,onthebasisofacomparisonofsubmieddesigns,thebestentrybyaparcipantcapableofcreangthemostsuitabledesigninfullmentofthepromotersrequirementsaslaiddown in these Terms, Programme and Relevant Documents.

Theambionofthecompeonistoselectanarchitecturaldesign of the Centre for Promotion of Science, and propose

urbandevelopmentsoluonsoftheBlock39.

NewBelgradesblock39shouldbeseenasaBelgradeprimeinnovation part of the city, a scientific park (research

instutes,universies,researchbasedbusiness),withspecialfocusondesigningtheCentreforPromoonofScience.TheCentreforPromoonofSciencewillbeaninstuonofserviceandanaonalbankofknowledgeintheeldofscienceforgeneral public. It will organise innovative and educative

exhibions,andbringscienceclosertogeneralpublic.

The Block 39 consists of 11,66 ha out of which 20.915 m2havebeenallocated fortheconstruconof theCentreforPromoonofSciencebuilding.

The promoter expects to build approximately 10.000 m2 for

exhibionsareas, scienceclub, planetariumdome theatre,conferencehalls, restaurant/caf,as wellas administraonand technical units.

2 BACKGROUNDOFTHECOMPETITION

SerbiasStrategy forsciencand technologicaldevelopment2010 to 2015 is in line with the Europe 2020 strategy with the

common aim of developing an economy based on knowledgeandinnovaon.

Communicaonofscienceandtechnology,thatisrichandengaging, smulatesthe interestof young people andtheircreavityandpotenal,andmakesthemawareofthecurrentissuesin sciencebybringingthemnearertoscienstsandresearchers.

The recently adopted Strategy of Science and technological

development1aswellastheLawonSciencandResearchAcviesenvisagetheformaonoftheCentreforPromoonof Science in partnership with the society and scientific

communityasameanofinvesnginfuturedevelopmentandgrowth. The Centre is expected to give out of school science

educaonandwillbetherstofitskindintheregionoftheWestern Balkans.

Science Centres inspire curiosity and support learning about

science from early ages. In the area of knowledge-based

socieesamodernsciencecentrecanplayacentralroleinthedisseminaonof scienc culture and the strengtheningofresearch,notonlyforyounggeneraons,butalsoforadults.

Science Centres oerrich resourcesfor lifelong learning,providing meeting places for citizens and the research

community,supporngschools,andcontributetotheculturalandeconomicvitalityoftheircommunies.

ThemaingoalofthisCentreofPromoonofSciencewillbe

tofacilitatescienceducaon,aconnuoustrainingaswellassocialandeconomicgrowth,bothwithdirectacon,andin partnership with other actors primarily the Ministry of

Science and Technological Development and the Ministry of

Educaon.

The project promoter is the Ministry of Science and Technological

Development of the Government of the Republic of Serbia.

2.1CommentsbytheMinisterforScienceandTechnologicalDevelopment

According to the Minister of Science and Technological Devel-

opment,Mr.Boidareli,theScienceCentreisanambious

and high priority in Serbia in the next few years. It is to be anlandmark of Belgrade - to be put on postcards, a place that

livesdayandnight,thatpulsesandaracts.

ItwillbeapartoflifelongeducaonofthepopulaonofSerbia, and will help boost the recruitment of talent and prepare

society to meet the challenges of opportunities of new

technologies. Belgrade will be getting an attractive and

interesngfeaturethathasthegoaltobringcloserscienceandthegeneralpopulaonofallages.TheCentreforPromoonofSciencewillatthesamemebearegionalaracon,since

thereisnosimilarinstuoninthecountriesoftheregion,andtheCentrewillllthetouriscandlivingoerofBelgradeandpromoteitasamodernandexingEuropeancity.


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Map of New Belgrade, Posion of compeon locaon in Belgrade

3 THE COMPETITIO N AREA

The Republic of Serbia is a landlocked country located at the

crossroads of Central and South-Eastern Europe, covering the

southern lowlands of the Carpathian basin and central part

ofBalkans, withpopulaonof 7,334,935 cizens,withoutKosovo and Metohija.

Belgrade(inSerbian:,Beograd)isthecapitalandlargestcityofSerbia.ThecityliesattheconuenceoftheSavaandDanube rivers, where the Pannonia Plain meets the Balkans.

With a populaonof 1,630,000(ocial esmate2007),BelgradeisthethirdlargestcityinSouth-easternEurope,aerIstanbul and Athens. Its name in Serbian means White city.

ThecompeonareaistheurbanBlock39inNewBelgrade,rightnexttothecountrysmainhighwayE75,oneofthetenEuropean corridors linking Vienna to Istanbul, Budapest to

Athens,BoulevardofArsenijearnojevi.

New Belgrade, which has approx. 300.000 inhabitants, is

planned and partly built on reclaimed land between the

historical independentcies ofZemunandBelgrade,rightbetween the banks of Danube and Sava River.

MoreinformaonaboutcityofBelgradeandthemapwiththesatelliteviewonecanndonsite: www.beograd.rs andwww.blokovi.com/index.php/mapa.html

3.1DevelopmentofNewBelgrade

Due to the general expansion of Belgrade start during the beggining

ofthe20thcentury,therstideaofhowNewBelgradeshouldbebuiltwaselaboratedaerWorldWarI,in1923.

Thereal construconof NewBelgrade began aerWorldWarIIonApril11th1948,whentherstfoundaonrockwasput in its muddy and sandy soil.

Almost all housing models of the new area were built following

the Master plan 1950 and later the Regular plan from 1960.

The corners of the blocks were marked by high buildings. The

architects for the main buildings and blocks in New Belgrade

wereselectedbycompeons.

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Block 39 at the beginning of the construcon of New Belgrade, 1970s

Inner yard in block 23, quality of New Belgrade`s blocks Passage in the ground oor, characteriscs of buildings in New Belgrade

Site plan with a block numbers in New Belgrade

New Belgrade was built using the rules of modernurbanism, which was the product of the CIAM group

(InternaonalCongresses ofModernArchitecture -anorganisaonwiththeobjecveofspreadingtheprinciples of the Modern Movement focusing in all the

maindomainsofarchitecture)andAthenscharter.

Atthatme,futuriscurbanplanningwascarriedout,with a clear orthogonal street system, wide boulevards,

fasttrac,openandhalfopenblockswithmacroandmicro ambiences and appropriate following content,

greenzonesandgoodenvironmentalqualies.

Itbecamelatera"funconalcity"havingfourmainfuncons:habitat,work,recreaonandtrac.Someof the main characteriscs of the area are: highgroundoors,biggreensurfaceswithintheblocks,highbuildingsforresidence,separaonofpedestrianandmotortrac,goodtracconnecons.

Typical architecture features in New Belgrade are

breakthroughs through the buildings, open ground

oors,freeanglesoftheparcelsandopenroofsurfaces.

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Block 28, Televizorka building, author Ilija A rnautovic

Map of important architectural structures in the surrounding of the Block 39

3.2 NEIGHBOURHOOD

The Block 39 is bordered by the following

streets:MilunaMilankovia,BulevarUmetnos,Omladinskih brigada and Boulevard Arsenije

arnojevi (which is the EuropeanhighwayE75, so called Pan-European Corridor X,

connecngBudapestandIstanbul,aswellas

Athens).

The immediate surroundings of the Block 39

havea highdegreeofspaalandfunconalwholeness, and it was built in a typology of

openblocksforbusinessandbusiness-residenalfuncon.

Blocks38and28oneachsideoftheBlock39areresidenal.Blocks65,41 and41a acrosstheMilunaMilankoviaStreetarededicatedto business and commercial acvies, andacross the highway the Blocks 29, 32, 33 are

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Map of compeon area

Faculty of Drama Arts, Block 39

3.3TheBlock39-Compeonarea

TheonlybuildingcurrentlyexisnginBlock39istheFacultyofDramadesignedbyAleksandarStjepanoviandBoidarJankovi,whichwasbuiltin1974.Itistheonlybuiltpart of the envisaged university of Art Campus.

3.3.1Size

Block39 hasanareaof11,66hectares.Mapsandcrossseconsareprovidedinthedownloadable documents.

Thesiteselectedforthe"CentreforPromoonofScience"andscienceinstutehasanareaof20.914m2.Thededicatedareaispresentedinthegurebelow,buturbansoluonswhichmayenvisageconstruconoftheCentreonsomeotherpartofBlock39isallowed.The rest of the vacant areas of the block are dedicated to the future Science Park.

3.3.2Trac

The current accesses for cars to the Site are possible from the Boulevard of Arts, the

BoulevardMilunaMilankoviaandOmladinskihBrigadaStreet.Apartforemployeescarsandforbicycles,basedonthewishofthepromoterallparking

areas have to be hidden in underground garages.

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Block 39, View on the locaon

Aerial view of the compeon area

3.3.3Zoningcondions

The plan basis for this project is the General Master Plan of

Belgrade 2021. The plan providesdedicaon of Block 39to specialized centres, schools for higher education, and

educaonalcentres.SpecialisedcentresaredenedbytheMaster Plan as areas that concentrate buildings of one single

acvity,butcanalsoincludeseveralcomplementarytypesof

buildings of macro-regional importance and importance tothe country.

TheonlyparameterwhichtheGeneralMasterPlandenesfor Specialised Centres is that green areas should comprise

minimum 40% of the total area.

Thevolume,numberofoors,percentageofparcelsusageandoccupancylevelarenotspecied,butaresubjecttothedevelopment of ideas to be proposed for the whole Block 39.

3.3.4Geotechnicalcondions

TheProjectslocaoninBlock39isspreadonapartofthe

alluvial plane of the Sava River with a terrain level of 77.30 to77.90 meters high.

Theterrainisarciallylevelledwithembankmentoffoundrysand, thickness of 1.5 to 4.6 meters, which is ravaged in many

places,withexcavaonsparallylledwithconstruconwaste.Connuityandhomogeneityarethereforenotensured.

The part near the surface of the terrain is made of compressible

alluvial dusty and sandy clay and sludge, thickness from 3.7 to

7.2m.

Claysareso,saturatedwithwaterandarethickerunlthemiddle compressible clay. To the depth of 13.6 43.5m the

terrain is built of alluvial-lake gravel-sand.

Asthe areais an old riverbedwhich was lledin,thegroundwater level is very high between 1.6 and 4.5 m. The

groundwater is at the surface level of the former terrain and

is hydraulically connected to the river of Sava.

3.3.5Climate

Belgradehasamoderateconnentalclimate,withfourseasonsanduniformlyspreadprecipitaon.Theyear-roundaveragetemperatureis11.7C(53.1F),whilethehoestmonthisJuly,withanaveragetemperatureof22.1C(71.8F).

There are, on average, 31 days a year when the temperature

is above 30 C, and 95 days when the temperature is above25C.Belgradereceivesabout700millimeters(27.56in)ofprecipitaonayear.

The average annual number of sunny hours is 2,096. The sunniest

monthsareJulyandAugust,withanaverageofabout10sunny hours a day, while December andJanuary arethegloomiest, with an average of 22.3 sunny hours a day. The

highest ocially recorded temperature in Belgrade was+43.1 C, while on the other hand, the lowest temperature

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4 COMPETITIO N REQUIREM ENTS

4.1IdeasfortheurbanconceptoftheBlock39

Theintenonis thattheBlock39becomesa SciencandArtscampus.Itwillbesciencspaceaswellasaneducaonalandbusinesscentre,a placewherescience,educaonandtechnology meet arts and culture.

4.1.1Vision

It is envisaged that in the future, Block 39 should accommodate

anumberofsciencinstutes,faculesandocebuildingswhichwillhostcompaniesrelatedtosciencresearch.

Thedesignershouldenvisagethatinthenearfuture,thelocaonwillaccommodatespecialisedresearchinstutesliketheCentreforMaterials, theNanoScience andSupercompung Centres,approximately2000m2each.Itisimportanttonocethatthoseinstutesdonotnecessarilyrequireseparatebuildings.

Generally,inthefuture,anaddional30-40.000m2willbe

requiredforresearchinstutes,buttheorganisaonoftheparcels and the buildings should be made in order to leave

exibilityforerecngaddionalbuildings,not foreseen atthis moment.

The University parts are foreseen to be for the Faculty for

ElectricalEngineering,theFacultyforOrganisaonalscience,theFacultyofMathemacsandtheFacultyofPhysics,withan expected capacity of 10 000 students.

Thoseuniversies(whichdonotnecessitateseparatebuildings)willrequirearound60.000m2netspace(listedbelow).Itwillpossibly grow up to 100.000 m2 in the future.

Addionally,theurbanplanningshouldenvisageapossibilityofcreanga Secondary schoolcentreforabout1000pupils,toaccommodatethe GymnasiumofMathemacs.ThisspecialisedsecondaryschoolisauniqueinstuonintheSerbianeducaonsystem, which provides world-classquality educaon in areaof natural sciences(predominantly mathemacs and physics).Around 30% of teachers in this school are University professors

from facules of Natural sciences and the Gymnasium ofMathemacscurriculaareghtlyconnectedwith curriculaat

those facules.Thecompetorshouldenvisage addionalarea dedicated for the University of Arts on the southern part

oftheBlock,inthevicinityoftheexisngFacultyofDrama.

In the area of Sciences, the buildings that are currently predicted

tobeaccommodatedintheareaare:

Facul tyforElectricalEngineering

Facul tyofOrganisaonalScience FacultyofMathemacsFacultyofPhysicsSupercompungCentre MaterialsandNanoTechnologycentresScienceInstute

ScienceInstuteshouldforeseea high-risebuildingwithaminimum height of 50 m, allocated next to the site for the

CentreforthePromoonofScience.

TheaimistodevelopasynergybetweenthefaciliesoftheCentreforpromoonofScienceandtheUniversitycampus;itwillalsobealandmarkoftheBlock39.Aphysicalconnecon

betweenthebuildingsshouldbetakenintoconsideraon.

4.2TheArchitecturaldesignof"CentreforPromoonofScience"

The architects should consider the design of the building, in

lightoftheghtmescheduleavailable.AmescheduleisaachedtotheVolume2Compeonregulaons.

4.2.1Vision

The Centrefor Promoonof Science will be thecenterfor furthering the understanding of science and technology

bymeansofinteracveacvies,experiments,lecturesandworkshops.

Sciencecentreexhibitshavetobeinteracveandpromoteself-determined learning about science and technology.

These acviesinviteto play, toexperimentand tothinkahead,irrespecveofanypreviousknowledge.

The aim is to support a future-oriented approach towards

science and technology and to overcome prejudices against

diculttopics,sparkcuriosityinscienccontextsandthedelightininnovaon.Itwillinspiredialogueonthesemaersand encourage young people in their choice of career.

Itcanbesummarisedasfollows:Makescienceaccessibletothegeneralpublic.Encouragetheexcitementofdiscovery,primarilyamongsttheyoungpopulaonandtheirparents.

Becomeanintegralanddynamicpartofthelearningenvironment.Broadenpublicunderstandingofsciencethroughexperienallearning.

ItisexpectedthattheCentreforPromoonofSciencewillbecome:alearningorientedinstuonwheregeneralpubliccanenjoyandindividualscanexperiencehundredsofsciencdemonstraonsandexperiments.acentreforresearch,developmentandadvancementofacviesforengagingchildren,parents,andteachersandpromongeducaonalexcellenceandinnovaon.aplacewell-knownamongprofessionaleducatorsforthe

informalscienceeducaonprogrammesforallagegroups.unavoidabledesnaonforschoolexcursionsinSerbia.aplaceknownasoneoftheregionsmust-seedesnaons.aplaceinteresngforthosewhohavevisitedsimilarinstuonsabroadbecauseofitsarchitectureandcontent.ameengplaceforvarioussectorsofsocietysuchasmediapoliciansandcivilsocietytomeetwiththeresearchcommunity,learnmoreaboutsciencissuesanddiscusstheirimpact

on society.

4.2.2Architecture

Scienceitselfisverylive,intriguing,enigmac,andaboveallinteresting and fun. The architecture of the Centre for

PromoonofScienceshouldsupportandasserttheabovementionedvision,andrstofallitshouldbeareeconofitscontentandalandmark,withuniquearchitecturalqualiesandsmarttechnologicalinstallaonsandsustainableprinciples.

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Inside the Science Club with all the laboratories, exhibits and

lectureroomswilltakevisitorsfurtherinthesciencworld,andmakeitthe"home"ofallthelocalscienstsandfansofscience.

EverybodywhocomestotheCentreforPromoonofScienceleave inspired and enriched.

TheScienceGardenisseenasanoutdooracvityandexhibionareanexttotheCentreforPromoonofScienceinordertoaractpeoplewhopassbyandgivethemaperspecveonwhat science exhibits really are. A close relation to the

surrounding park and green areas is expected from the whole

building. In other words, easy accesses from relevant areas to

the outside and buildings transparency are to be considered.

The building has to be planned in a way that makes it possible

tobuildtheprojectindierentphases,andalsoconsiderpossible extensions in future.

Thestructuralconstruconsystemofthebuildingshallallowasmuchexibilityaspossibleforfuturechangesofthebuilding.Thesizesandshapesoftheroomsshallsupportthefuncons

oftherooms.Theexhibionareasshouldalsoallowexibilityto accommodate the ever changing content and programming

of the Centre. - as few columns as possible.

Itisimportantthatallstafuncons,likemaintenanceandadministraon,canmeetwithoutpassingthroughpublicareas.

Theposionand relaonbetweenvercaland horizontalcommunicaons(hallways,aisles,staircases,andelevators)should oer easy movement and orientaon within thebuilding,allowforexhibionandequipmenttransport,andgood connectivity between the spaces based on their

programmingfuncons.

Integraonofconstraintsrelatedtoaccessibilitytoallshouldbeconsideredandin parcularfordisabledpeopleaccess(ramps,toilets).Itwouldbepreferabletohaveallpublicareas in a single level.

4.2.3Sustainability

The compeon promoter expects entrants to integrate

sustainability as a natural element in the project and thatsustainability will be an important part of the integrated

design. Sustainability should be an integral aspect both of the

building complex and the surrounding areas.

Thecompetorsshouldtakeintoconsideraonthefollowingrequirements:

Energyconsciousdesign;increasedR-valueatbuildingenvelope(wallsandroof).Minimiseadverseenvironmental

impact on areas surrounding the building. Use of appropriate

technology and materials.

Considercriteriaforsustainabilityincludingbuildingforlowenergy use, with natural daylight, passive solar gain, solar

shading,naturalvenlaon,savingwater,awarenessofuse

of materials with low embodied energy, or from sustainableresources,withpotenalforrecycling,andreducingsitewaste.Consideragoodlevelofvenlaon,ideallybynaturalmeans,adequateheangforthermalcomfort,goodsoundinsulaonandacouscs.Easeofmaintenance,safetyandsecurity.Safestorageof

hazardous substances needs to be provided.

Usearacvedurablegoodqualitymaterialswithpraccalrobustconstrucondetailsthatresultineaseofmaintenanceandlowercosts.Specicaonsofwallandoornishesfor

performance and maintenance must be included, especially

where there are Health and Safety issues. Needed sound

proongistobeprovided.

4.2.4AdayattheCentreforPromoonofScience

This is a typical working day in May at the science centre. We

have nine school groups scheduled for today. All of them are

coming from out of Belgrade. During the previous months, we

had, in average, only two groups per day and most of them

were from Belgrade.

They worked a lot in the laboratories and the science club.Although organized visits are planned and managed, in some

periods of the year, the demand can be much larger then in

some other periods. Except for the school groups, we can

expect 200-300 adults with children today. Most of them will

come in the early aernoon.

Our explainers will be mostly exhibion guides today. Some

of them will perform demonstraons in the main hall at four

occasions.

In the restaurant, they will serve simple meals and refreshments

mostly (Medieval hotdog is an absolute hit these days!),

but tomorrow we will have an internaonal conference with

230 parcipants, and they are also going to use the Planetariumfor a special performance. Then the restaurant will work at

full capacity. In the evening, we will have a scienc seminar

(one of ve regular monthly seminars) for 40-45 people. Most

of them are members of our science centres club, but there

will also be a few guests from abroad.

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Example of Caf

Exhibion area, Experimentarium, Denmark



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Exhibion area, Experimentarium, Denmark

Thecafwillservesnacks,drinksandcoee/tea.Thecaffacilityshouldincludeaservicebarequippedforsimplefoodpreparaon,serving,washingup,andpantry,includingwateranddrainageinstallaon.

5.2.7BookingOce

Standardocespacefortwoemployees,thebookingoceiswherethevisitorscangetinformaononguidedtoursofthe centre and where actual booking can be done.

5.3 EXHIBITION AREA

CentreforPromoonofSciencewillbasicallyhavetwodierentexhibionareas(permanentandtemporaryexhibions)withexhibits,displays, videoand hands-ondemonstraonsthatpromote self-directed learning.

Alltheexhibionareasshallbeveryexiblewithfewloadbearing columns, no permanent walls, but with a system of

modularmobilewallsforseparaon.Allinstallaonsshallbeaccessiblefromtheceilingoroor.

5.3.1Permanentexhibionarea

Thetotalprogrammedexhibionareashallbeabletobe

dividedintofourtovethemacareasbyamobilemodularwall-system.Thethemescanbe:Universe,PlanetEarth,LifeonEarth,HumanOrganismandothertopicsfromtheacveresearch areas of Physics, Biology, Chemistry, etc.

All areas shall be easily accessible to the public, safeguard natural

visitorow,andallowforbothquickreviewandin-depthstudyofexhibionsbyindividualvisitorsorlargergroups.

Theexiblesystemmustallowforexhibitstobepresentedonthewalls,hangingfromtheceiling,byvideoprojecons,as free standing exhibits or exhibits on shelves and stands.

The4-5areasshouldbeabletobeclosedofore.g.installing

newexhibions,withouthinderingtheowofvisitorswithrespecttotheotherexhibionareas.The exhibions will be changed approximatelyevery twoyearsandwillfrequentlyrequirerearrangementsduetotheconnuousdevelopmentoftheexhibion.

5.3.2Temporaryexhibionarea

Thetemporaryexhibionsarethemacbynature,dependingonthehottopicsin sciencworldsuchasNano-world,Climatechangeetc. These exhibions canbe travelling or

loaned from other centres and will be changed approximatelyevery six months.

The temporary area should be possibly separated from the

restoftheexhibionarea,butcanbevisuallyconnectedandhasaseparateentrance,forpossibleseparatecketpurchase.

Thetemporaryexhibionareashallbeabletobedividedbya mobile modular wall-system, for exhibits to be presented

onthewalls,hangingfromtheceiling,byvideoprojecons,as free standing exhibits or exhibits on shelves and stands.

5.3.3 Break Areas

Visitorbreakareasmustbespreadthroughouttheexhibionspace,dependingonthearchitecturalsoluonsandvisitorow.Theseareaswillallowforbreaks/restintheexhibionareas. These areas could have daylight and outdoor view.

Thereshouldbeadequateseang,andcouldbeplacedincloseproximitytothevisitorsrestrooms.The break areas can have a computer with interactive

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5.3.4Addionalrequirements

Totaldaylightcontrol,ifanywindowsLightgridforvariouslight/exhibionlighng/projectorsElectricaloutletsintheooringTransportpathsmustbeadaptedfordevicessuchasforklis,pallettrucksormanualcarts.Itisimportantto

have clean transport lines, without sharp corners/turns.

It shall be possible to bring objects of large formats into thecentre, such as an object that is 3 meters wide and 4.5

meters high.

5.4 SCIENCE CLUB

TheScienceclubwillprovidespacesforlectures,demonstraons,discussions and hands-on work with students and other visitors,

mainlyforExtracurricularandCo-curricularacvies.Inaddion,this will be the area where demonstrators and explainers will be

trained.Theareaisseparatefromtheexhibionareaandincloseproximity to the maintenance and mechanical workshops.

5.4.1Laboratories

Fourlaboratories (20students perl aboratory)that includewet and dry laboratories:Biology, Chemistry, Physics andElectronics,withthenecessaryequipment.Itisexpectedtohave one teacher per 20 students.

Wet laboratories include laboratories for chemistry and biology

andrequireexhausthoodsandemergencyshowerhead.

Dry laboratories are for experiments regarding physics and

electronics.Thereshouldbedaylightcontrolbecauseofopcsexperiments.

Addionalrequirementsare

inletsforstandardlaboratorygasesusedinbothwetanddry laboratories,

wateranddrainage.

5.4.2Teacherspreparaonroomsforlabtechnicians:

TworoomsforteacherstopreparelecturesandmeengsinacentralposionoftheScienceClub.

5.4.3Storageofequipment:

Inconnecontothelaboratoriesstoreroomsareneededforstorageoflab-equipmentandotherteachingmaterial.Fromthestoreroomsexhaustisrequired.

5.4.4Flexibleclassroomspace

Theclassroomconsistsofalargeexiblespacewithfurniturethat can be easily rearranged and shall be located close to

the laboratories.

Itwillbe usedforlectures, demonstraons, round tables,compeonsandworkshopsandcouldaccommodateupto60persons.

5.4.5Scienceplaygroundarea

Itshallbeaexibleareaforexhibits,experimentsandwork-shopswithhandsonacviesforpreschoolchildren.Inconneconwiththeclassroom,eventslikebirthdayparescanbeheld.The Playground area and the classroom shall be connected

with a big sliding door. It shall be accessible from the Lobby.

Example of laboratory

Laboratory equipment

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5.4.6Visitorsrestrooms

It will depend on the layout and proximity to the classrooms

and labs.

5.5 CONFERENCE AREA

5.5.1Conferencehall

Mulfunconalhallwithacapacityof250seats,Programmingacvieswillaimtoimprovescienceandtechnologyliteracyofpolicalandeconomicelitesandpublicatlarge.

It shall be possible to open up to the lobby during special

arrangements and to use it as a separate meeting and

conference hall, stage for performance, gatherings, regular

and3Dprojecons,etc.Hallcanbe rentedforcommercialuse not related to the Centre.

Thehallshouldhavehighceilingsandstepswithgoodacousccondions andnodaylight.The hallwillincludea control/projeconroominthebackofthehallandveroomsfor

simultaneoustranslaon.

Specialtechnicalrequirements:Lightgridforvariouslight/exhibionlighng/projectorsAdjustableauditoriumlighngandstagelighngRetractableprojeconscreenElectricaloutletsinthestageoorTraconcableforcontroloflight,soundandotherequipment

from the place of control

Customized,necessaryelectricalequipment,amplifiersystems, large amounts of power

AntennacablingNecessaryxturesforcinemaEquipmentforsimultaneoustranslaon

5.5.2Roomforspeakersandstorage

Inconneconwiththeconferenceandcongresshallsthereshould be a backstage room for speakers and performers as

wellasastorageroomfortechnicalequipment.Thisspaceshould have an entrance for deliveries and a separate entrance

for a hidden entry into the hall stage.

5.5.3 Restrooms

Restrooms for visitors are in close proximity to the conference hall

entranceorit canbesharedwiththemainvisitorsrestroomconnectedtothelobby,dependingonthearchitecturalsoluons.


Spacefortechnicalunitsandequipment

5.6 PLANETARIUM

Dome theatre with a capacity of 100 seats and a diameter of

at least 12 meters.

Auditorium, Thessaloniki Science Center and Technology Museum, photo by NOESIS

Principles of Planetarium

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The Planetarium Dome Theatre will serve mulpurposefunconsinthe centre,throughitsvarietyofshows(skies&stars,educaonal/scienclmsadaptedforthisformat),throughitsshapeandcapacityforothertypesofpotenalacvies (conferences, lectures, promoons, sponsoredevents).

Itwillbefunconalallyearroundwithmulpleshowsevery

day.

Theseang arrangement,duetoitsmulfunconaluse,isto be arranged as an amphitheatre with seats distributed on

rows as straight as possible, not curved.

Entrance shall be possible from the main lobby and will

requireseparatecketpurchase.

ThePlanetariumwill beequipped according tomoderndigital planetarium standards, combining both 2D and 3D

projeconcapabilies.

Thelighngofthedomeshouldalsobetakenintoconsi deraon

(controls,LED,fading).The Planetariumshallhavegoodacousccondionsandnodaylight.

5.7 RESTAURANT AND CANTEEN

ThisshouldbeamainareafortheCentreoeringfoodanddrink.

The restaurant should be accessible directly from the Lobby

aerthecketcheckpointandincloseconneconwiththeconferencehallandifpossiblealsowiththeexhibionareas.

It should have separated space for group visits bringing lunch

boxes.

Necessarystorage,refrigeraon, andwasteroommustbeeasily accessible from the kitchen and in the close proximity

to the delivery areas.

5.7.1Singarea(100seats)

Open space with daylight and views to the outdoor areas and

Science Park. During seasons outside serving should be possible.

5.7.2Deliverykitchenwithcountersandregister

Including:DishwasherPantryaccessiblefromkitchenFridge/freezer/drystorage/wasteStarestroom,showersandchangingrooms

5.7.3CanteenManagersoce

Standardocewithoneworkingplace.


Alldeliveriesinanareaseparatedfromthevisitorsows.Specicguestsrestroomsaccessibleonlythroughtherestaurant.Thedistribuonofgoodsandwasteshallbehandledoutsidepublicandexhibionareas.Storageroomforsafestorageofcleaningchemicalsandcleaningequipment.Storageroomforextrachairsandtablesforthecanteensingarea.

5.8 MANAGEM ENT AND ADMINIST RATION

The managementand administraonoce facilies areseparated from the visitor areas. They will have separate

entranceandwillbewellconnectedtootherstapartsoftheCentre.

Theoceareashallhavedaylight.

5.8.1Directorsoce

StandardOcefortheDirectorandaSecretary

5.8.2Manager,EventProjectManager,BusinessAdministraonocespace

Openocespacewithmodules.

5.8.3Volunteersarea

Open office space where the volunteers can meet and

prepare activities

5.8.4Coeestaon/kitchenee

Locatedclosetothemeengroom.

5.8.5Copyroomwithstorage

Spaceformachinesandsomesupplies(paper).Copyroomforenrecentreisincludedhere.

5.8.6Meengroom

Standard meeting room with standard furniture for 20

persons andequippedwith suitableaudio-visual soluonsincluding electronic screen projector.

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Examples of worckshop space

5.8.7Receponarea

Locatedcentrallyinrelaontotheadministraonoces,thereceponareashouldincludearecepondeskandwaingarea for visitors.

5.9 M AINTENAN CE AREA

5.9.1Repairandmaintenanceworkshops

Repair and maintenance of the exhibits is of great importance

of the Centre. The maintenance workshops have to be in

immediate connection to the exhibition area, with direct

access for deliveries.

The workshops will be the areas where exhibits are repaired

andmaintainedandnewonescreated.Inaddionthecentrewill create, construct and patent new exhibits that will be for

the centre or sold to other science centres. There shall be

workshopsfor carpentry, electrical,welding,and painngrepairs and maintenance of the exhibits.

Roomstobeprovidedfor:StorageforequipmentandsuppliesShelvesDesksRestareasfortheemployeesPaintstore

5.9.2Ocespace

StandardocefortheStamanagerplus3desksforsmallmulmediastudio,whichwillworkonoriginalexhibitsoftheCentre

5.9.3CleaningRoomCentrally located cleaning room with cleaning supplies storage.

It must have water and drainage access and space adapted to

accommodatenecessarycleaningequipmentandchemicalstorage.

5.9.4SecuritycontrolroomThereshallbeacentralcontrolroomwithmonitoringstaonfor all technical/electrical security ngs. The room canbe accessed only by the personnel with personal PIN codes.

There shall be safe for weapons, and changing room with lockers.

5.10 SHARED STAFF AREAS

5.10.1 Locker rooms

The restrooms for cleaning-, technical-, security- and repair

/maintenancestashallhavechangingroomswithlockers,showers and toilets divided for male and female.

5.10.2 Break room

Thebreakroomshallbecentrallylocatedinrelaontotheocesand restrooms and be used by all employees. The room should be

incloseproximitytotheCentrescanteenandhavedaylight.

5.10.3Lavatoriesandotherancillaryrooms

Serbianlawrequiresonetoiletpereenemployees(distributedinwomensandmensrooms)andgenerallyoneaccessibletoiletoneachoorof thebuilding,whichinpraccemeansoneaccessibletoiletinconneconwitheachlargergroupoftoiletmodule.

Inaddion,thereshouldbe toiletfaciliesforthe visitors.Competitors may apply a reduction factor and base theirdesignonarequirementofonetoiletper30visitors.

At the auditorium and the large halls, the number of toilets

should be larger, as several people are likely to want to use

thefaciliesinbreaksandintermissions.Itmayalsobeusefultolocatetoiletfaciliesinthemainentranceandreceponarea. All toilet modules should have a washbasin, and there

should also be a washbasin in a lockable front room.

Eachfunconseconshouldhavearoomforcleaningstawith enough space for a cleaning trolley, a vacuum cleaner, a

largesinkandaoordrain.

5.11 TECHNICAL UNITS

Elevatorsforvisitors,staandequipmentAircondioningunitsPowerstaonwithemergencydieselgeneratorHeangunitFireexnguishersprinklersystemandrequiredwaterstorageManholesandinfrastructure

5.11.1Transportpaths

Transportaonpathswithinthebuildingwillconsistofhallwayswith clean transport lines, without sharp corners/turns. It shall

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5.12UNDERGROUNDARRIVINGAREA,PARKINGANDLOADING/UNLOADINGAREAS

In the interior transport system, all transport paths and

driving zones for loading transport must be dimensioned

according to the usual standards.

The underground garage will have parking space for 120 cars,

(requireceilingheightof2.4m)andfor10busparkingspaces(ceilingheightrequirementof4.5m).

It is important that this arrival area is well designed, integrated

andan acve partinthe complex,as itwill be"thefrontdoor" of most visitors.

From the underground arriving area there shall be ramps,

visitorelevators,equipmentelevators,andemergencyexits.

5.12.1Loading/Unloadingareas

Technical entrance with loading deck and service area for

loadingand unloading ofthe equipment, food, andother

supplies.

Requiredceilingheightis4.5m.

5.12.2 Waste

Wasteshallbehandledoutsidepublicandexhibionareas.Central waste room with the possibility of any desired recycling

and placements containers. The waste room may be regarded

as an extension of the loading and unloading site.

Itshouldbepossibletocloseowasteroomindependentlyof the rest of the building.

5.12.3Securityroom/entrancecontrol

It includes technical and physical control of the garage premises.

5.12.4Storagespaceforexhibionsequipment

Storagespaceforexhibionequipmentshallbeadjacenttotheloadingdock;thisistheareawhereexhibitpieceswaittobe distributed in or out of the centre, or wait to be repaired.

Thestoragevault spacemust beulizedas eecvelyaspossiblethroughtheuseofcompactfurnishingsoluons.

The storage room should be easily accessible, possible to pass

through, and have enough space for secure, handling and

transport of the objects.

5.13ExpectedStaandVisitors

Foreseenemployees/sta:AdministraonandManagement:8Exhibionsandacviesdevelopers:permanentssta:15-20Explainers(part-me):15-20Educators:inlabsandclassrooms:10Informaondesk,coatcheck,cketsalessta:5Technicians:(techniciansforaudio/video/light/andcomputersystems):5Canteenandcaf:13Security:12Janitors/cleaningsta/2shis:15pershi

ExpectedVisitors:

TheEsmaonsforthe annualnumberofvisitorsgivenbyseveral professionals in the area are ranging from 100 to 300

thousands.Most ofthem agree that200,000 isa realiscnumberofvisitorstobepredictedinthesecondyearaertheopening.Esmatedgrowingtoaround500.000in5yearsme.

Daily number of visitors will vary a lot during a year. It can

be expected 200 visitors during a workday in September, but

nearly up to 2000 during a weekend in May when most of

school excursions are being realized.

Mainly students from Belgrade, will come during the whole

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Clore Garden of Science, Israel

6 OUTDOOR AREA

6.1Roadsandsidewalks

Roads that serve the site and building. Width 6.0 m that

allows access into the garage, loading/unloading area and

canbeusedforretrucksandemergencyvehicleaccess.

The pedestrian pathways, sidewalks and bicycle paths should

connect the building with the content of Science Park and the

site with the surrounding urban context and Block 39.

6.2Parking

There shall be an open air ground level parking with 20 parking

spaces. There shall be a bicycle parking near the main and

staentrances.

6.3Openspaceattheentrance

OpenSpace,infrontofthemainentrance,withsingareasandwaterinstallaons.

Itwillbeanoutdoorminglingareaalsousedforexhibiondisplay, outdoor happenings, and performances.

6.4ScienceGardenandgreenopenspace

Science Garden is envisioned as an outdoor extension of the

centre. It is meant to be an open-air display area for the

exhibitsthatrequireoutdoorcondionssuchas alaminarfountain,raingardens,educaonalgardenareas,etc.

Theexhibitsaremeanttoaractthevisitorsandpresenttheacviesofthecentre.Exhibitswillbedistributedthroughoutthe site arranged along an axis that is visually and physically,

viapedestrianpaths,connectedtothecentresmainentrance.

Theparkshallalsoprovidebothpassiveandacverecreaonalacviestypicalforanurbanpark:pedestrianpaths,bicyclepaths,singareasandopenlawnspaces.ThiswillprovideaconneconbetweentheparkandthesurroundingcontextoftheBlock39andadjacentcommunies.

Inthe North-East secon ofthe sitethereshouldalso bestructural sound barriers that shield the park and the centre

fromthenoisepolluoncomingfromtheHighway.

6.4.1Exhibits

The exhibits in the Science Garden are large exhibits that

takeadvantageofoutdoorcondions.Thescienceparkareais to be approx.1000 m2, which allows for 5-10 exhibits.

The exhibits will be sundial, clepsydra, fountains, etc. There

should be an easy access to the exhibits so that they can be

maintained. The park design should allow for the expansion

of the exhibit area as the centre grows and develops.

6.4.2PathwaysandPlants

The pedestrian pathways should connect the building with the

Science Garden content and the park with the surrounding urban

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6.4.3Singareas

Outdoorsingareaswherevisitorscanrestwillbedistributedthroughouttheparkandinthecloseproximityoftheexhibions.

6.4.4Outdoorlighng

Use of outdoor solar lights can be used for the trainers to

explain solar panels technology. Outdoor lighting at and

around the building should be designed with a view to

reducing power consumption.

6.4.5GeneralTechnicalrequirements

MaterialMaterialsmustbedurableandsaferstandforemost.Thepaving materials must be porous. The use of materials that

are easy and not too expensive to maintain is preferred.

InfrastructureTheenresitemusthaveadequateelectrical,water,gas,andsewage infrastructure.

StormwaterandgreeninfrastructureThe storm water should be managed by the use of green

infrastructuretominimizedevelopmentimpactontheexisngcapacity of the sewage system and enhance groundwater

recharge. It is preferred that the green infrastructure methods

applied to the site be made visible and serve as an exhibit

piece e.g. rain gardens.

Inaddiontothegreeninfrastructureonthesite,rainwaterand grey water from the building can be collected and used

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The Canadian War Museum, Otawwa, Canada, photo by Shanta Rohse

Security

The building and the outdoor areas shall be secured through

acombinaonofsecuritypersonnelandtechnicalsecuritymeasures.Thebuildingwillbemonitored ona connuous24-hourbasisfromitsownmonitoringstaon,operatedbysecurity personnel.

Securityagainstreandtheshallbeopmalandshallmeetthenecessarysecurityandregulatoryrequirements.

Security includes security personnel and technical/electrical

securitysoluons.Thetechnical/electricalsecuritysoluonsinclude entry controls, automatic break-in alarms and

electronicthe-monitoringsystems,wirelesssecuritysystemsfor exhibit pieces, a centre-wide intercom system, electronic

indoor climate monitoring system, emergency power supply

and video surveillance system over the whole centre and the

externalsitesaccessibletothepublic,independentofcentrescontrol and opening hours.

7 BUDGET

The overall budget envisaged for the construction of the

Centre for Promotion of Science, including landscaping,

external works like roads, parks and other greenery, is

15 million Euros.

Roof garden, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco,

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VOLUME 2 COMPETITION REGULATIONS

CENTRE FOR PROMOTION OF SCIENCECOMPETITION BRIEF

MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Incooperaonwith

THEASSOCIATIONOFARCHITECTSOFSERBIA,THEASSOCIATIONOFARCHITECTSOFBELGRADEandUIA-INTERNATIONALUNIONOFARCHITECTS

andincompliancewith:UNESCOStandardRecommendaonsforInternaonalArchitectural,andUrbanPlanningCompeons,theUIAInstruconsforInternaonalCompeonsand

ThePublicProcurementLawofSerbia:arcle2paragraph9andarcle25

ANNOUNCES

Theopeninternaonal,anonymous,singlestagecompeonforthePRELIMINARYARCHITECTURALDESIGNofthenewbuildingofthe

CENTRE FOR PROMOTION OF SCIENCE

inNewBelgradeurbanBLOCK39,RepublicofSERBIAand

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INTRODUCTION 3. TYPE OF COMPETITION

OneoftheobjecvesoftheSerbianResearchandDevelopmentInfrastructureIniaveistoenhancetheproduconofknowledgeandsciencexcellencebyenablingSerbianresearchinstuonsand researchers to increase their ability to generate, adapt and

usenewknowledgeandbecomekeyactorscontribungtotheachievement of sustainable development, prosperity and

economic growth.

In line with it, the Ministry of Science and Technological

Development iniatedthe creaonof thenew Centre forPromoonofSciencewiththeintenonofbridgingthegapbetweensciensts andsocietyas a whole, educangtheyoungergeneraonandtransmingthesciencmethodsthataecttheconstruconofadynamicsocietyopentothechallengesofthefutureandplayingakeyroleinthebeerqualityoflifesolutionsandtheaffirmationofaknowledgebased economy in Society as a whole.

1. PROMOTER OF THE COMPETITIO N

The Promoter is the Ministry of Science and Technological

Development of the Republic of Serbia, represented by Project

ImplementaonUnit(PIU).

ThePIUsupportedbytheAssociaonofSerbianArchitectsandtheAssociaonofBelgradearchitectswillberesponsiblefortheorganisaonofthecompeon.

2. SCOPE OF THE COMPETITI ON

2.1.Subjectofthecompeon

ThesubjectofthearchitecturalcompeonisthepreparaonofthePreliminaryArchitecturalDesignforthenewbuilding:Centreforpromoonofscience.

itisrequiredtoprovideaswellurbanandarchitecturalideasfortheremainingpartoftheBlock39,hosngtheUniversity

Campus(e.g.UniversiesofBelgrade:ElectricalEngineering,Mathemacs,Physics,FacultyofOrganizaonalScience).

TheFacultyofDramacArtsisalreadypartoftheBlock39.

2.2PurposeoftheCompeon

Thepurposeof thearchitecturalcompeonisto choose,onthebasisofacomparisonofdesignssubmied,thebestentrybyaparcipantcapableofcreangthemostsuitabledesigninfullmentofthepromotersrequirementsaslaiddown in these Terms, Program and Relevant Documents.

Theambionof compeonis toidenfy proposalsthatsuccessfully address the Centre forPromoon of Scienceneeds,whileatthesamemesheddinglightonthedevelopmentopportuniesintheareandingurbanplanningchallengesof the Block 39.

2.3Termsandcondionsofthepublicprocurementforservices

The winner of the best entry shall conclude a contract and col-

laborate with an authorised architects/architectural team from

Republic of Serbia on all development phases of a project. The

Promoter will select the authorised architects and engineers

from the Republic of Serbia (according to Public procurement

lawarcle2paragraph9)incollaboraonwiththewinner.

Theactualcontractualcondionsforthedevelopmentofthemaindesignwillnotbedeterminedbeforetheseleconofthewinneroftheprojectcompeon.

ThePromoterandthePromotersadviserwillbeinchargeof

thedialogueandnegoaon.

In the event of failing within two weeks from the announcement

ofthecompeonresults,forreasonsonthepartofthewinnerofthebestentry,toconcludenegoaonsoftermsofthecontract as single source procurement, new proceeding and

negoaonswithoutapublicnoceforapublicprocurementshall be conducted, taking into account the Authors awarded

the2ndand3rdprizesofthecompeon.

The Compeon is announced as an open internaonalanonymousone stagecompeon, consisngof thetwofollowingparts:-the Preliminary Architectural Design of the new building

Centreforpromoonofscience.-preparaonofthedesignideadeninganurbanconceptforthe rest of the BLOCK 39.

4. COMPETITI ON LANGUAGE AND SYSTEM OF

MEASUREMENT

ThelanguageofthecompeonwillbeEnglish.Useofthemetric scale is mandatory.

5. COMPETITI ON SCHEDULE

15/09/10Publicaonoftheinvitaonandbeginningoftheregistraon 21/09/10Beginningofdownloadingofthecompeondocumentaon 21/10/10Deadlinefortheregistraonanddownloadingofthecompeondocumentaon 30/10/10DeadlineforthequesonsforthePromoter10/11/10PublicaonofthequesonsandanswersofthePromoteronthewebsiteofthecompeon01/12/10

Deadline for the receipt of the proposals / 15.00h-GMT +113/12/10AssessmentofproposalsandseleconbytheJury 17/12/10AnnouncementofwinnersbytheJury 17/04/11Exhibion



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6. ADMISSIO N TO THE COMPETITI ON 7.ORGANISATIONANDCOORGANISATIONOFTHECOMPETITION

8. ANONYMITY

6.1Meengprofessionalrequirements

6.1.1 Architects(architecturalteams)mayparcipateinthecompeon,iftheymeetthefollowingrequirements:

Architectsparcipanginthecompeonshallbelicensed/cered/registered/authorisedinaprofessionalbodyintheir country,

Architecturalteamsparcipanginthecompeonshallhave at least onelicensed/cered/registered/ authorizedarchitect who will be the team leader.

6.1.2 Atthemeofregistraon,competorsshallprovetheirpro-fessionalcompetencebysubmingcopyofaformaldocumentontheirlicense/registraon/cercaon/authorisaon.

6.1.3Shouldawinnerofthecompeonnotmeetthesetforthprofessionalprerequisites(orshouldhe/shegivefalsedatainhis/herporolio),thecommissionshalldiscusswith

thenextrankedcompetor.Atthatstagethecompetorswillprovidedulyceredcopiesofrequireddocuments.

6.2Personsexcludedfromthecompeon

Thefollowingpersonswillnotbeadmiedtotakepartinthecompeon:-Jurorsandreservejurors;-MembersoftheTechnicalCommiee;-TheTechnicalAdvisor;- Persons related to the Promoter of the competition or

parcipateddirectlyinthepreparaonofthecompeonassignmentandincompeonannouncement;- The families of the above persons, as well as persons

belongingtoanyorganisaonwithwhichtheabovemenonedareassociatedasheads,ocialsoradvisors.Thisspulaonalsoappliestomembersoflocalgovernmentandadministraveauthoriesincludingthepromoter.

Competorsmay notreceivedirect orindirectassistancerelatedtothecompeonfrompersonsmenonedabove.

7.1ProfessionalandTechnicalAdvisor

The Professional and Technical Advisor will ensure that the

compeonmetableisrespected,he/shewillsupervisetheregistraonofcompetors,thereceponofquesons,andthedispatchingofthepromotersrepliestoallcompetorsonwebsite,supervisethereceponofcompeonentriesandrespect,atallmes,thecompetorsanonymity.She/hewillcontroltheworkoftheTechnicalCommiee,assisttheJuryandbepresentduringadjudicaon.

7.2TechnicalCommiee

ATechnicalCommieewillbeappointedbythePromoterorpromotersrepresentaveandwillworkunderthecontrolofthe Professional and Technical Advisor. It will check that

entriesfulltherequirements.

TheTechnicalCommieewilltakenopartintheadjudicaon

process, nor may it eliminate any entry. It will point out to theJuryanydeviaonfromtheprogrammeorregulaons,alsowithregardtothedeadlinesestablishedfortheCompeon.

7.3CompeonSecretariat

TheCompeonSecretariatwillworkandcanbereachedatthefollowingaddress:Address:

AssociaonofBelgradearchitects,st.KnezaMiloa7a/IIIPhone :

+381112624858

E mail:

[email protected]

Web site:www.blok39.com

Designswillbepresentedanonymouslywithanidencaoncodechosenbythecompetorandmadeupofasix-digitnumberfollowedbytwo2leers,10mmhigh.Therefore,nopartofacompeondesignshallcontainasignature,passwordor any other graphical mark which could lead to breach of

anonymity.TheonlyexceponisthecontentofthesealedandopaqueenvelopewithinscriponIdencaon.

Onreceiptofthesubmissions,theTechnicalCommieewillmaskthecompetorsidencaoncodesbyaserialnumbertobeusedthroughoutthejurymeeng.Aregistercontainingtheidencaoncodesandthecorrespondingserialnumberswillbeloggedwiththelawyer/notaryunlthejuryhasmadeits decision.

Whenanonymityhasbeenliedaerthejuryhasdeclaredthe winning entries, all the envelopes will be opened.

Non-prize winning participants, who wish to maintain

anonymityduringthepublicexhibionof projects, shouldindicatethiswishinseparatedeclaraonintheidencaonenvelope.



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11. THE JURY MEMBERS; DEPUTY MEMBERS

RequeststoentertheCompetitionshallbesubmittedby:email,faxorinwringandreachtheCompeonSecretariat(seearcle7.2)notlaterthan21/10/2010.

Applicaonsshallindicate:-theindividualcompetororteamrepresentave'sfullnameandnaonality- full contact details including telephone and fax numbers,

e-mail address

-copyoflicense/cercateofmembershipinprofessionalassociationprovingtheindividualcompetitor'sorteamrepresentave'srighttopraccetheprofessioninhis/hercountry of residence

-copyofthebanktransfershowingthattheregistraonfeehas been paid.

9.1Registraonfee

Thecompetorsmustpay200Eurotothepromoterofthecompeonforthepurchaseofthetenderdocumentaononthefollowingbankaccount:

For internaonal competors informaon regarding the

payment is next:

Accountname: JUPISTRAIVANJEIRAZVOJDOOBEOGRADIBAN: RS35205007010039485382IntermediaryBankSWIFT: COBADEFF,COMMERZBANKAG,GermanyBeneciaryBankSWIFT: KOBBRSBG,KomercijalnabankaadBeogradBankAddress:

SvetogSave14,11000Belgrade,RepublicofSerbia

Bank transfer charges to be paid by competors.

Payment for the purchase of the tender documentaon is

non-reimbursable.

Itisessenalthatthenameoftheindividualcompetororteamrepresentave registered forthe compeon is thesame as the one on the bank transfer. Bank charges shall bepaidbythecompetor.

For the competors from Serbia informaon regarding the

payment is next:

Payer:Name,Surname,Address

Purposeofpayment:Otkuptenderskedokumentacije

Payee:JUPISTRAIVANJEIRAZVOJDOOBEOGRAD

Bank:KomercijalnabankaadBeograd

Accountnumber:205-160097-44

Creditmodelandreferencenottobelledout!

The payment of 200.00 euros to be made in dinar counter

value at the ocial exchange rate of the NBS valid on the

day of payment.

Bank transfer charges to be paid by competors.Payment for the purchase of the tender documentaon is

non-reimbursable.

Itisessenalthatthenameoftheindividualcompetororteamrepresentave registered forthe compeon is thesame as the one on the bank transfer. Bank charges shall be

paidbythecompetor.

Anycompetorwishingto obtainfurtherinformaonmay

sendquestionsexclusivelybyemailtotheCompetitionSecretariat(seearcle7.3).Allsuchqueriesreceivedwithinthe deadlines indicated in Art. 5 will be answered and available

onthecompeonwebsite.Itwillthenbeconsideredtobeanintegralpartofthecompeonbrief.

Thequesonsandanswersdocumentwillalsobesenttothejury members and to the UIA General Secretariat.

TheJurywillbecomposedofsevenmembersoutofwhichthreewillberepresentavesofthepromoter,onerepresentaveofthe UIAand three independent internaonalmembers.Deputymemberswillaendalljurysessionswithouthavingtherighttovote,unlesscalleduponreplaceavongmember.Tasksandresponsibiliesofthejury:

The jury shall consider the criteria set by the promoter and

establish its criteria for assessing the projects, and examine

all entries. Decisions of the jury shall be taken by a majority

vote, with a separate vote on each entry. In the event of a

edvote,thePresidentshallhavethecasngvote.Decisionstakenbythejuryarenal.

The jury including the deputies will act and work in the

followingcomposion:1. Mr. Boidareli, Minister of Science and Technology, Serbia orhis representave Darkoukic, Adviser to the Minister/ PIU Director2. Mr. DejanVasovi, Belgrade town architect, Serbia

3. Mr. JovanMitrovi, president of the associaon of Serbian architects4. Mr. RobertoSimon, Brazil5. Mrs. DorteMandrup, Denmark6. Mr. GunterKatherl, Austria7. Ms. OuraniaKloutsinio, Greece

Depuesjury:1. Mr MiomirKorac, Serbia2. Mr NicholasdeMonchaux, USA

12. ADJUDICATION CRITERIA

12.1Deliberaonsofthejury

Atitsrstsession,thejurywillelectitsPresident,notetheevaluaoncriteriasetbythepromoter.The decisions of the jury shall be taken by a majority vote,

withaseparatevoteoneachdesignsubmied.Intheeventofaedvote,theChairmanshallhavethecasngvote.Thejurywilldecideabouttheinvitaonofotherexpertsifand when necessary.



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PROMOTER

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12.2Evaluaoncriteria

Thewinnersofthedesigncompeonwillbeselectedonthebasis of the following criteria, which are not listed in any

orderofpriority:

Overallarchitectural,aesthec,funconalandtechnicalassessmentoftheresponsetotherequirementssetoutinthecompeonbrief.

Theuseofintegrateddesign,includingintegraon,synergy,sustainable measures and cohesion between the architectural

concept of the Centre and the remaining area of the Block 39.

Costesmate,includingtheproposeddesignsrobustnessin terms of compliance with the budgetary framework. A

specific assessment will be made of the way in which

integrated design has been used from a point of view of

construconcostsandbuildingtechnology.Qualityoffunconal,layoutandoperaonaldesigns.Assessmentoftheproposedsoluonagainsttherequiredconstrucondeadlinesandphaseconstrucon.

Thewinningproposalhasto beinnovaveandoriginal,topossessthequalityofanewlandmarkandrepresentastateof-the-art architectural edifice.

The floor areas will be measured in connection with the

assessment.

The winner should be prepared to enter into an intense dialogue

withthecompeonpromoteraboutthe build-abilityof theproject,theprinciplesproposedandthecostsofthesoluons.

12.3Reasonsforeliminaonfromthecompeon

Thejuryshalleliminatefromthecompeonallthosedesignsthat:

donotcomplywithcontentrequirementsoftheannouncedCompeonRegulaonandCompeonProgram,donotcomplywiththeanonymityrequirementsoftheCompeonRegulaonandCompeonProgram,werenotdeliveredwithintherequireddeadlines.

TheJuryisobligedto eliminatefromregularevaluaonallthose competition designs that do not comply with the

prescribedcondionsincludedinthepresentedregulaons.

12.4Reportofthecompeonjury:discussionsanddecisions

Thereportcoveringsessionsandmeengsofthe juryandtheirresultsshallcontaininparcular:

a.Theminutesofjurysmeeng,includingtheresultsofallvotes,b. Decisions as to the elimination of a design from the

compeon,c.Alistofalltheacceptedcompeondesigns,d.Abriefevaluaonofalltheawardeddesigns,e. The decision as to the granting of prizes and awards,

includingjuscaonthereof,f.Aendancelistsforjurymembersandexperts.

InaddiontotheCompeonbriefthecompeonmaterialcomprisesthefollowingAnnexes:

ListofdocumentsprovidedbythePromoter:

1.Posionoftheblock39inthewidecityarea(*dwg)2.Correspondenceoftheblock39withghtcityareaTrac(*dwg)3.Correspondenceoftheblock39withghtcityareaPurpose(*dwg)4. Existing traffic surfaces with positions of vehicle and

pedestrianapproaches(*dwg)5.CentreforthePromoonofScience-Siteborder(*dwg)6.Generallayoutplanofinfrastructurenetworks(*dwg)7.GenerallayoutplanoftheBlock39(*dwg)8.Generallayoutplanviewpointsofthe3mandatoryperspecves(*dwg)

9. Pictures F1, F2, F3 selected for rendering the mandatoryperspecves(*jpg)10.AerialPhotographsofblock39(*jpg)11.Photographicdocumentaonofthebuildingsite(*jpg)12.Axonometricviewofthesite(*dwg)13.GeodecsurveyforBlock39(*dwg)14.Seconsofthesite(*jpg)15. Tables to be filled with summaries of surfaces of the

submieddesign(*xlsx)

In addition a time schedule presenting the design and

construconphasesareincludedinAppendix1

Compeonbriefwillbeavailabletoallparcipantsatthemeoftheregistraonperiod(22ndOctober,2010).

The relevant documents will be made available on the

compeonweb site(.dwg,.pdf, .jpg .xlsx, seeabove)towhichcompetorswillhaveaccess,usingapasswordwhichwillbesentbye-mailtoeachregisteredcompetor.

14.1Plans

IdeasfortheUrbanconceptofblock39:1.Generallayoutplanoftheareainscale1:1000(tracserviceability,accesses,planmass),2.Axonometricview/3Dviewsofthelocaon,3.Twocrossseconsofthelocaon.

The Architectural design of the new building Centre for

promoonofscience:1.Siteplan1:500,2.Floorplansofallfloorsinscale1:200withschematicpresentaonofinterioranddescriponofsummariesoffunconalareas,3.Crossseconsillustrangbasicprinciplesofastructuraldesignofthebuildinginscale1:200,4.Allelevaonsinscale1:200,5.Perspecveviewsofageneralarchitecturaldesignofthe

New Building only introduced into 2 photographs marked

F1, F2 in A3 formats.

Competors are freeto choose anytechnique theywantto, provided that the building proposed and the surrounding

buildings and urban furniture are illustrated in correct

proporonsinrelaontoeachother.Itisuptoeachentrantto choose a graphic style.

Plansshallbesubmiedonamaximumof8separatesheets,formatA1(594x841mm)portraitposion.Plansshallbealsosubmiedon2CDcarriersin.pdfformat(A3format).



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16. AWARDS PRIZES AND HONORABL E MENTIONS

17. INSURANC E OF ENTRIESThesheetsshallbesubmiedinanopaqueandsolidsealedpackage/tube.

An identification code, to be chosen by the competitor,

comprisingasix-digitnumberfollowedby2leers,10mmhigh,willbelocatedontheboomle-handcorneroneachsheet. Onthe boomright-handcorner, there will beaseparated frame 30 x 30 mm designated for the number of

thedrawing.TheTitle:CentreforPromoonofScienceoftheRepublic of Serbia should appear on each sheet.

14.2Descripvereportincludingtables

A general report shall include downsized posters summarizing

thegraphicalpartandabriefandclearexplanaonofthebasicprinciplesofthedesignwithparcularemphasison:

- General urban concept for the Block 39,

- General concept of the architectural design of the Centre for

PromoonofScience,-Simpledescriponofoperaonalandspaalrelaonsinside the building,

- Brief technical description of the structural design andmaterials used,

-Calculaonofareasusingthesampletable,- Estimated costs of the Project execution based on

evaluaonoftheproposedm2.

TherequiredtextwillbeinTimesNewRoman,fontsize12and shall not exceed three A3 pages, bearing the ID code. The

reportincludingtherequiredtextandthetablesandreducedplansshallbesubmiedinsevenprintedcopies.Thereportwill be also stored on 2 CD carriers together with the plans.

All that shall be included, together with the plans, in a solid

andopaquesealedpackage.

14.3IdencaonEnvelope

AnenvelopewiththeinscriponIdencaonshallcontainnames, addresses and signatures of authors, co-authors and

theabovemenoned2CDcarrierswithplansin.pdfformat(A3format)aswellasthereportin.docor.xls(incaseoftables)formats.

The chosen code will be on the front side of the envelope.

Itshallbe sealed, completelyopaqueandplacedtogetherwith the plans in a solid package.

15. SUBMISSI ON OF ENTRIES

Competorsmust ensure that their entries arriveat theCompeonSecretariatonorbefore:01/12/10.

Entriesshallbesenttothefollowingaddress:Drutvo arhitekata Beograda, ul.Kneza Miloa 7a/III, 11000

Beograd, Republika Srbija.

Those packages sent from foreign countries must be packed

soastofacilitatecustomsinspecon,whererequired.

Inordertopreserveanonymity,theCompeonSecretariatwilldiscardpackagesandwrappingmaterialsonrecepon.Competors,whohand-intheirentries,willbeprovidedwithareceiptbythecompeonsecretariat.

A total amount of 100.000 EUROS will be available for prizes

andhonorablemenons.Itwillbedistributedasfollows:

I prize 60.000,00

II prize 20.000,00

III prize 10.000,00

2HonorableMenons,5.000,00each.

The Promoter undertakes to pay the prize money within 50

daysoftheannouncementofthecompeonresults.

If for a reason due to the Promoter decision, no contract for

carrying out the project has been signed within twentyfour

monthsoftheannouncementofthe jury'saward,therstprize winner shallreceive as compensaona further sumequaltotheamountoftherstprize.Insocompensangtherstprizewinnerthepromoterdoesnotacquiretherighttocarryouttheprojectexceptwiththecollaboraonofitsauthor.

Entries will not be insured, as the Promoter assumes that

entrantskeeptheoriginalsofthesubmiedmaterials.

18. ANNOUNCEM ENT OF RESULTS

The results of the compeon will be announced on17/12/10. The Promoter reserves the right to publish all

winning entries.

Winning entries will also be published by the UIA in its

Newsleerandonitswebsite.

19.COPYRIGHT,OWNERSHIPANDPUBLICATIONOFDESIGNS

19.1Copyrightsofcompetors

Copyright to an entry will always remain with the entrant.

Thepromoteris entledto publishthe submied entries.Thenameoftheentrantwillbestatedinconneconwithsuchpublicaon.

19.2Permissiontouseauthorialworksforthepurposesofthiscompeon

Designs that have been awarded a prize or an honorable

mention become the ownership of the promoter. Their

authors grant their consent to the promoter for the use of

theirsubmissionsforthepurposesofthiscompeon.

However, any use of their authorial works for other purposes

thantheonessetforthhereinrequiresauthorizaonbytheauthors.

Alldrawingsandplans,withtheexceponofthosewhichhavebeenawardedprizesorhonorablemenons,willbedestroyedaerclosingofthepublicexhibion.



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19.3Exhibionofcompeondesigns

Thepromotercommitshimselftoorganizeapublicexhibionofallcompeondesignswithintwomonthsaerannouncementofthecompeonresults.Competorswhodowishthattheirowncompeondesignsare exhibited withoutthe authorsnameshallexpressthiswishinaseparatedeclaraonintheidencaonenvelope.

Bysubmissionofacompeondesign,acompetoragreeswithfreereproduconandexhibionofhis/hercompeondesignforthepromoonofthecompeonanditsresults.Images of the winning designs will also be published by the

UIAonitswebsiteandinitsNewsleer.

19.4Nocaonandannouncementofcompeonresults

Thepromotershallinformcompetorsaboutthecompeonresults.Aer thenal decision ofthe Jury, thepromotershallannouncethecompeonresultsinthesamemannerasthecompeonitselfwasannounced.

20. ACCEPTANCE OF THE COMPETITI ON REGULATIONS

Bysubmissionofacompeondesign,acompetoragreeswiththe Compeon Termsand Condions andcommitshim/herselftofollowandobservetheseregulaons.

21. APPROVAL OF COMPETITI ON REGULATIONS

ThecompeonwasapprovedbytheUIAincompliancewith

UNESCO Revised Recommendations for InternationalArchitectural and Urban-Planning Competitions. Should

certain issues not be directly covered in the Competition

Regulations, the promoter and jury shall refer to the UIA

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