The Marina Dorćol project invests 10 million euros in a new embankment, promenade and pontoons on the Danube. Moving in is planned for 2028.
In the centre of Belgrade, on the bank of the Danube, construction of Marina Dorćol is progressing: a new neighbourhood where 50% of the apartments have already been sold. Dorćol gets a natural continuation towards the river, with open views of the Danube, signature architecture and more than 30,000 m² of planned greenery. The landscaped bank, the extended promenade and public pontoons will be open to everyone. Moving in is planned for 2028.
The Czech company SEBRE, the investor, will invest 10 million euros of its own funds in a new embankment and the riverbank, with no direct financial return: an investment of public importance.
In the first phase, buildings A and B are being built. On A, the shared podium (ground floor and the first two floors) is complete and above it the works have reached the fourth floor; on B, concreting of the first floor has begun. The garage is finished and completely dry thanks to its waterproofing system. The first phase has 263 apartments, 430 parking spaces for residents, about 5,000 m² of business space and 100 more spaces for visitors. The architects are Stanislav Fiala and Jelena Kuzmanović.
Modern engineering for building on the Danube
The design calls for precise detailing during the structural works, especially exposed concrete with imprints, coordinated with energy-efficient geothermal probes, heat pumps and ventilation with heat recovery.
A landscaped riverbank for the Danube quay and all of Belgrade
Space has been given to the Academic Kayak Club with direct access to the water, and a special system will circulate the water in the marina basin. The public space will include a park under the restored historic crane of the former “Snaga i svetlost” power plant; with the Linear Park and the widening of Dunavska street, the neighbourhood will connect with the existing quarter and the bank.
Dorćol has its own character and it matters to us that the Marina is a natural continuation of it. We connect the new neighbourhood with the existing streets and plan public spaces open to everyone.
