Studentski Grad (), or colloquially Studenjak (), is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of New Belgrade. Studentski Grad, as its name points out (Serbian for "Student City") is actually the campus of the University of Belgrade. It is the largest dormitory in Belgrade, originally constructed to accommodate nearly 5,000 students. Location Studentski Grad is located in New Belgrade's Block 34 (and some smaller parts of Block 4), bounded by the neighborhoods of Bežanijska Kosa on the west and Fontana on the east. The area is encircled by the streets of Tošin Bunar and , Zoran Djindjić Boulevard and the Belgrade-Zagreb motorway (or the Boulevard of Arsenije Čarnojević). The local community includes a wider area to the north, blocks 3 and 4, delineated by the Street, and the neighborhood of Paviljoni. History First public announcement of the construction was published on 7 January 1947, and the building started on 5 April 1949. It was projected originally for 4,500 beds. Only a year later, students already settled the Block III. Block II followed in 1952, and in 1955 Blocks I and IV were finished, completing the original project. A massive and long reconstruction was conducted from 1985 and 1997, after which Studentski Grad gained its present appearance. All buildings got one additional floor, elevator shafts were added as annexes to each building, and all room were equipped with bathrooms and kitchenettes. In July 2022, an international architectural design competition for the campus was announced. Apart from the reconstruction and adaptation of the four dormitories (except for the cultural center which is protected), it covers construction of the new building, and rearrangement of the parterre. New dormitory will be high, and have space for additional 1,000 students. Addition of one more floor to older buildings is a possibility, but they must not reach over of total height. The new building will be located in the southernmost section of the complex. The project is credited by the Council of Europe Development Bank. Design by the Turkish architects Cihan Sevindik and Sıddık Güvendi was selected in November 2022. Works are planned for the end of 2024. In November 2022, representatives of the Movement of Free Citizens in the City Assembly of Belgrade, citing number of students, bad conditions in dormitories outside of Studenski Grad, and extreme rise in rents, suggested construction of another campus, with