Guidelines for sustainable land use of New Belgrade from perspective of urban morphology

Given the fact that the morphological patterns of land use within super-blocks of New Belgrade were created during the period of non-market economy in Socialism, now it is possible to review the effect that the sociopolitical transition into Capitalism (which started in the 1990s) has had on its land use. Findings of this paper are based on the previously done research within the urban morphology scope, specifically on "3-steps Methodology" which was created as the combination of the typomorphology approach and the morphogenetic analysis in relation to land use of New Belgrade's residential super-blocks. Since the preliminary findings of the morphogenetic analysis of the area have revealed that dominant professional trend is no longer essential in shaping it but the impact of land policy driven by the transition of socioeconomic process in the country, and that nowadays there are negative trends of using the land in super-blocks in New Belgrade (almost 100% of the unbuilt soil in the newly developed super-blocks is covered /paved), focus will be on presentation of the final results of the research - specific "guidelines for the sustainable urban land use of importance for the morphological aspect of New Belgrade", which could be of help for management of its space nowadays.