over 4,000 beds. Administration Area covered today by the local community of Studentski Grad was previously divided in three: Veljko Vlahović (pop. 162 in 1981 and 4,706 in 1991), Radnih Brigada (pop. 4,793 in 1981 and 4,281 in 1991) and Carina (formerly Viktor Bubanj; pop. 7,465 in 1981, 8,387 in 1991 and 8,091 in 2002). In the 1990s, Veljko Vlahović and Radnih Brigada merged into the local community of Studentski Grad (pop. 8,491 in 2002) and by the 2011 census, Carina was merged into Studentski Grad, too. The population in 2011 was 10,605. Characteristics The campus itself occupies the western part of the Block 34. It is the largest construction project of the University of Belgrade. It includes not only students rooms and a restaurant, but also two libraries with 50,000 books, gallery space, post office, cinema and theater building as part of the cultural center "Studentski Grad", spaces for conferences and podium discussions, an open stage for summer concerts and happenings, and one orthodox chapel dedicated to John Chrysostom. There is also a structure called the "Boiler room", which, apart from being a technical space, hosts a multi-purpose sports hall. Within the complex are café "Fontana", several power transformers, mini-golf course, two basketball courts, minifootball court, and a trim trail. Green areas between the buildings are arranged in the park style. Total area of the campus is , and is one of the largest in the Balkans. There are several commercial venues in the nort-west corner of the campus (fast food, betting and photocopy shops, etc. The campus is divided in four blocks (I, II, III and IV), or dormitories. Each block is further divided in two sub-blocks or wings, F and G. F wings have buildings seven storeys high, while G wings comprise buildings with six storeys. Altogether, Studentski Grad accommodates 4,406 students. The cultural center "Studentski Grad" is placed under the state protection. References External links Dom kulture Studentski grad (Cultural Center of Studentski Grad) Neighborhoods of Belgrade New Belgrade