Multifunctional Palisad Park

Multifunctional Palisad Park

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Ready to Build (Permitted Projects) – Office. Civic and Community. Commercial and Production

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Serbia

Company Name

Multifunctional Palisad Park

 

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Serbia

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

Snežana Vesnić, Vladimir Milenković

Project Team
Snežana Vesnić, PhD, Architect, Team Leader Vladimir Milenković, PhD, Architect Siniša Savatijević, MArch, Architect Luka Ivančević, MArch, Architect
CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

Municipality of Čajetina

Project Name:
Multifunctional Palisad Park
Project Country:

Serbia

Project City:
Čajetina
Project Category:
Office. Civic and Community. Commercial and Production
Project Area:
6043 sqm
Completion Date:
Project overview

The multifunctional park is conceived as a contemporary landscape space for all generations, combining play, recreation, education, relaxation and social interaction. Organized into 17 interconnected thematic areas, the park integrates existing vegetation with carefully selected new planting, including grasses, shrubs and trees, creating shade, privacy and diverse micro-environments adapted to Zlatibor’s climate.

Project history
The Palisad Multifunctional Park was developed as part of the EU-funded project “Prevention, Response and Adaptation to Climate Change in ITI Užice”, aimed at strengthening local communities in addressing the impacts of climate change. Initiated by the Municipality of Čajetina, the park reconstruction was identified as an opportunity to transform an existing public space into a resilient, inclusive and multifunctional landscape. The project responds to the need for improved public infrastructure, climate adaptation and greater quality of life for residents and visitors. The design preserves existing natural assets while introducing sustainable materials, new vegetation, recreational facilities and spaces for different generations. Through the project, Palisad Park becomes a more accessible, adaptable and socially active public space, contributing to climate resilience and strengthening the community’s capacity to respond to future environmental challenges.