| For the first time Petrovaradin Fortress on the interactive CD – 360 VR
Petrovaradin Fortress – Upper and Lower Town had been presented for the first time in the electronic way - 360 VR (virtual reality). For that result more than 500 photos had been shouted from December to March this year and by special montage/editing the effect was
like a movie.
Authors: Silard Kovac, Orfeas Skutelis, Kaca Lazukic – Ljubinkovic, Laslo Dani, Bela Kolars, Gabor Ifju i Istvan Kolars. Music: Boris Kovac. Design of the panoramic map of the Petrovaradin Fortress: Aleksandar Stanojlovic. The project was supported by the Secretariat for architecture, urbanisam ang building of the Government of Vojvodina.
CD will be available after the site reconstruction. Until than, more information in Suburbium.
 
By invitation from the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning of Serbia, Suburbium participates in the activities of newly constituated group of institutions and organisations on the occasion of the European Landscape Convention ratification which Serbia signed. This is a significant recognition for our NGO which advocates the preserving of the cultural and architectural heritage in the context of contemporary achievements.
 During the December’s Holidays, a play about Savka Subotic, a woman who in the 19th century fought for the emancipation of women and was recognized in Europe, was shown in Caffe Gallery Dublin, situated in the Lower Town of Petrovaradin Fortress. Gordana Stojaković prepared the text, and the role of Savka Subotic was performed by acctress Milena Šijački Bulatović of the Serbian National Theater.
 In November 2009. the publication was released on the First international sculpture symposium The Danube and Tree - An Urban Experiment in Vivo. The project was supported by the City Assembly of Novi Sad and the Secretariat of Culture of the Government of Vojvodina.
 The 6th Meeting/workshop of the SEE Heritage Network “Cultural Landscapes and the Implementation of the European Landscape Convention in South East Europe – The Role of NGOs” was held in Novi Sad and Belgrade, from 11th – 14th October, 2009. The meeting was organised by Suburbium from Petrovaradin and Evropa Nostra Serbia. The project was supported by Cultural Heritage without Borders (CHwB) and the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. An appeal to the public was adopted.
 
The 1. International Sculpture Symposium “The Danube and the tree as a heritage – urban experiment in vivo” was held in April 2009. On the Strand beach, one of the most beautiful on the river Danube. The project had been realized in collaboration with “Gradsko zelenilo”. Six monumental sculptures are situated on that beach consisting the First Park of sculptures in Novi Sad. The art director was Miodrag Peric, sculptor from Novi Sad.
 Suburbium is the author of the project “Vojvodina little Europe” (January/April 2009), realized as a part of a dialogue among a variety of cultures. The project highlights the past as an active heritage and emphasizes that creativity surpasses local boundaries.
   
Text collection from the International symposium CULTURAL/ARCHITECTUAL HERITAGE RENEWAL – ASPECTS, EXAMPLES, LESSONS, participants from Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, was published in participantes’ languages, summary in English. Suburbium organized the symposium.
Projects – „Sculpture as a Forgotten Urban Provocation“ and „Monumental Sculpture in Open Space“ were created in order to promote simultaneously the artistic creation of the young generation and the cultural-architectural heritage of the Lower town of Petrovaradin (Suburbium). The booklet about the workshops ant the round table was printed by “Suburbium”.Summary in English.
June, 2008. Berat (Albania), meeting of cultural heritage NGOs working in the South-East European region was held. Representatives hailing from 11 NGOs, one of them was Suburbium from Petrovaradin (Serbia –Vojvodina). The members agreed to formalize the network through the legal registration of its headquarters in Kotor (Montenegro) to carry out its mission to preserve and promote South East European heritage.
The illustrated panoramic historic map of the heritage of Serbs’ who lived in town Hungarian town Szentendre from 17th century. Published in Serbian, English and Hungarian.
Design: Aleksandar Stanojlović
Text: Ivan Stevović
  
The book “The Forgotten Town – Lower Town of the Petrovaradin Fortress” in Hungarian and German (published in Serbian, English and French before).
design: Aleksandar Stanojlović
text: Siniša Jokić
The International symposium “Cultural/architectural heritage renewal – aspects, examples, lessons” was organized by “Suburbium” in the Assembly of Autonomous Province of Voivodina (Novi Sad), May, 2-4th 2007. Experts from Slovenia, Croatia, Austria, Montenegro and Serbia took part (13) took part in the interdisciplinary meeting and exchanged knowledge and experience.
The book “Petrovaradin Community 1702-1849” by Slobodan Radovanovic was presented in the Archive of Voivodina (Novi Sad), December, 2006. Published by “Suburbium”.
NGO “Cultural Heritage without Borders” from Sweden organized in December, 2006. in Gyrokastra (Albania) the second meeting (the first was in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina) with NGO representatives from Albania, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Croatia, Kosova, Makedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. The South East Europe Heritage network was established.
Novi Sad - Petrovaradin
The Petrovaradin Fortress and Lower Town
Heritage on the Danube
„The Community shall contribute to the flowering of culture of member states, while respecting their national and regional diversity and at the same time bringing in common cultural heritage into force“ (Treaty of Maastricht, 1992).
“Suburbium” is trying to bring into the force a message that the right of the heritage is an integral part of the human rights corpus.
The mission statement: The basic goal of “Suburbium” is to revive the Lower Town of Petrovaradin Fortress (a baroque, urban-architectural entity within Petrovaradin) by activating local inhabitants, people of creativity and eminent public individuals from Petrovaradin, Novi Sad, from other cities along the Danube and from „fortress towns“ all over the world, in order to create new bonds among them.
This place of an exceptional historical and cultural value is ideal for the realization of specific and multidisciplinary cultural heritage projects. The Civic Association “Suburbium” (established 2002) promotes civic society values and creativeness, it helps individuals to come to light encouraging freedom of speech and expression, brings together people in common actions in order to contribute to the democratization of the society; the Association hosts round tables about cultural-historical values of Petrovaradin’s Suburbium, with an effort to open prospects for better future days. Architects, historians, painters, writers, journalists, art historians and other skilled experts take part.
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