Milan Minić (architect)

For other uses, see Milan Minić.

Milan S. Minić
Born	1889 Prijepolje, Kingdom of Serbia
Died	1961 (72) Belgrade, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia
Nationality	Serbian / Yugoslav
Alma mater	University of Belgrade
Occupation	Architect
Buildings	Majestic Hotel in Belgrade Zeleni Venac Hotel in Šabac

Milan Minić (Serbian Cyrillic: Милан Минић, 1889–1961) was a Serbian architect and painter.

He was founder and first president of The Applied Artists and Designers Association of Serbia" (ULUPUDS) in 1953.[1]

Notable works

His works include:[2][3]

• The building facade in Belgrade, Čika Ljubina 5
• hotels: Zeleni Venac in Šabac and Majestic in Belgrade
• Majdanpek House of Culture
• Reconstruction and adaptation of the Old Palace in Belgrade for use of the Presidium of the FPR Yugoslavia National Assembly and the New Palace in Belgrade for the Government presidency of the PR Serbia
• Completion, adaptation and interior decoration of the House of the National Assembly of Serbia
• Refurbishment of the Writers Club in Francuska Street 7, Belgrade and the Topčider House of Troops.
• Šabac City Market Building

See also

• List of painters from Serbia

References

1. History of ULUPUDS
2. Milan Minić: architect and painter, Muzej Belgrade, 2003.
3. Beogradski opus arhitekte Milana Minića (1889-1961), GGB XLIII, Beograd 1996, 123-152.