Belgrade Centre for Inclusion
The project for the Centre for Early Childhood Development and Inclusion in Belgrade was developed by the architectural practice Dizajn Arhitektura to create a space dedicated to early childhood development and inclusion, where architecture and interior design actively contribute to people’s well-being.
Covering an area of 17,700 square metres, the centre is a multi-purpose facility offering a range of educational, therapeutic and sporting activities, providing a comprehensive and well-structured environment for children, families and staff. Among the sporting activities on offer is a horse riding centre dedicated to pet therapy, designed to support children and young people with disabilities through assisted programmes involving horses.
The project features a range of True products, selected for their ability to adapt to educational and inclusive settings. Seating and accessories such as Stone, Marina and Silvestro help to create relaxed, informal spaces, whilst lounge systems such as Not define more structured waiting and social areas.
The design interprets the centre as a welcoming, flexible and highly functional space, capable of responding harmoniously to a variety of needs. The concept is brought to life through a balanced combination of colours, materials and furnishings, which create spaces that are both reassuring and dynamic, fostering interaction, concentration and comfort.
The result is an inclusive and contemporary space, designed on a large scale, where every piece of furniture helps to create a calm, accessible and functional atmosphere. The project demonstrates how design can play an active role in supporting educational, therapeutic and sporting activities, placing people and their needs at the heart of the process.
