Docomomo Montenegro national section PARTY
Do.co.mo.mo. Montenegro is national chapter of international working party Do.co.mo.mo. International, an organization working on protection and preservation of buildings and sites that belong to Modern Movement in architecture. Do.co.mo.mo. International was initiated in 1988 in Netherlands, as a reaction of professionals provoked by rapid devastation and disappearance of many modern architecture masterpieces all over the world.
Do.co.mo.mo. Crna Gora je nacionalni ogranak međunarodne radne grupe Do.co.mo.mo. International, organizacije koja je radi na zaštiti i očuvanju
zgrada i lokaliteta koji pripadaju Modernom pokretu u arhitekturi. Do.co.mo.mo. International je osnovan 1988. godine u Holandiji,
kao reakcija stručnjaka na rušenje mnogih modernističkih remek-djela širom svijeta.
General urban plan of Titograd, author Božidar Milić, 1964
Docomomo Montenegro was founded in December 2024 and was verified at the 18th annual DOCOMOMO International Council Meeting (12 December 2024) in Santiago, Chile, making it one of 80 national chapters from around the world.
The team from Montenegro consists of 21 members, who in various ways have been involved and contributed in identification, research and promotion of the modernist architectural heritage in Montenegro during the past decades.
This involves members of the academia such as full and assistant professors from the state university, full time architects actively engaged in the variety of projects across the country, architects directly invested in the discipline of heritage preservation as the primary activity, the museum curators as well as the ministerial staff as a direct institutional link to the state bodies.
This is why we believe that the professional backup that we offer may benefit the enhanced prospects of the modernist heritage preservation in Montenegro on different levels and scales.
Furthermore, we believe that our members from various branches will contribute the wider promotion and dissemination of the values the modernist heritage possess, successfully distributing it across different institutional and non-institutional levels, aiming for a wider impact of the organization.
