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BELGRADE ARBOR / SERBIA

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Belgrade Arbor is a residential and business address rising on one of Novi Beograd's busiest corners, developed by Perose Property Group and designed by Bureau Cube Partners, the studio behind the future Nikola Tesla Museum with Zaha Hadid Architects. 208 residences, 31 business spaces and 18 retail units sit beneath a facade shaped by tree canopies, a symbol of growth and connection that gives the project its name.

Belgrade Arbor

OUR BUILDING BLOCKS

From colour and type to layout and motion, every interface element traces back to one idea: a facade shaped by tree canopies, translated into a digital system built to grow.

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TYPOGRAPHY

A serif for presence, a sans for clarity, carrying the brand from grand statements down to the smallest label.

Headlines

Weight

Specimen

PP Old Style

A precise, narrow serif that gives the brand a mid 90s editorial feel while staying rich and contemporary

Regular

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Ultralight

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Ultralight Italic

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Paragraph Text

Weight

Specimen

Work Sans

A humanist sans built for the everyday, clean and legible across every size, from body copy to the smallest caption

Regular

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Medium

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Shapes

Faceted forms borrowed from the building's canopy-shaped facade, repeated as a graphic motif throughout the brand.

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Angular volumes fold across the surface like branches catching light, turning a structural motif into a signature shape language for the brand.

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Building Scetch

Every elevation was studied in detail, tree-canopy geometry translated into a facade that reads as sculpture as much as structure.

Shared courtyards and street-level seating extend the building's greenery down to human scale, minutes from Nikola Tesla Airport and Airport City.

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COLOURS

Warm greens and deep navys sit against soft creams and a single acid-yellow accent, a palette drawn straight from the tree canopies above the entrance.

Pine Green

#2E3A26

Golden

#856740

Navy

#314759

Green

#60735C

Cream Dark

#CCBF99

Cream

#FFF4D6

Sand

#F4F0DB

Vanilla

#FDFBEF

Accent

#E7FD55

Dark Gray

#3C3C3C

Mid Gray

#979797

Light Gray

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Off White

#FAFAFA

White

#FFFFFF

UX/UI BLOCKS

Every screen was designed as its own small architecture, built from the same shapes, colours and type as the building itself.

Filters

A filtering system built to narrow 208 residences down to the one that fits, by floor, orientation, size or view.

Menus

Every path through the site collapses into a single, uncluttered menu

Menu

3D LOREM IPSUM

A warm, grounded palette echoes the building's tree-canopy facade, balancing natural tones with editorial restraint. Every detail, from unit availability to floor selection, is designed to make exploring Belgrade Arbor feel as considered as the architecture itself, both functionally and aesthetically.

CTA

3D LOREM IPSUM

An interactive 3D walkthrough lets visitors step inside before a single wall is built, unit by unit, floor by floor.

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Visual Selection

Hover to switch finishes in real time, comparing material palettes on the same unit side by side.

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Day / Night

The same facade, reframed by daylight and by dusk, each casting the tree-canopy pattern in a different mood.

HIGHLIGHTS

A closer look at the screens, spaces and details that define the Belgrade Arbor experience.

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The way of living

Roots

Your roots

Roots

In Belgrade Arbor, each residence is crafted not merely for living, but as a space that evolves alongside you

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SOUND

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