Milan zloković — Wikipedia

Milan Zlokovic (in Cyrillic Serb: Milan Zloković ; born the April 6, 1898 To Trieste and Death on May 29, 1965 in Belgrade) is a Serbian architect.

• The house of Josif Šojat (located 33 rue King Milutin ), 1926-1927; This Italian Renaissance style building clearly illustrates the style of Zloković, just before his passage from historicism to modernism ^{[ first ]} ; It is today classified (identifier n ^O  SK 2229) ^{[ 2 ] , [ 3 ]} .
• The house of Milan Zloković (located 76 rue International Brigades in the Kotež-Neimar district of Belgrade), 1927; This house, built for his family, announces the taste of Milan Zloković for modernism; It is registered on the list of cultural goods of the city of Belgrade ^{[ 4 ]}
• The house of Nevena Zaborski in Belgrade, 1928-1930, classified (identifier n ^O  SK 2134) ^{[ 5 ] , [ 6 ]}
• The National Bank of Sarajevo, 1929, registered on the list of national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina ^{[ 7 ]}
• The villa of Bruno Moser in Belgrade, 1929-1931, preliminary classification ^{[ 8 ]}
• The villa tookić in Belgrade, 1932-1933, classified ^{[ 9 ]}
• Villa Šterić in Belgrade, 1933, classified (identifier n ^O  SK 2218) ^{[ ten ] , [ 11 ]}
• The university hospital for children in Belgrade (10 rue Tiršova and 13 street Pasterova ), 1936-1940; This modern style building is also registered on the list of cultural goods in the city of Belgrade ^{[ twelfth ]}