# The Officers' House

Also called: Oficirski dom, Tiszti kaszinó, Offiziershaus.

The Officers' House stands on the Belgrade Quay along the Danube in Novi Sad. The army decided to build it in 1923 to a design by Jurij Nikolajevič Šreter, a Russian émigré military engineer; fire damaged the works in 1924, and Aleksandar Šumaher and Mihajlo Plavec reworked the project so that the building was completed in 1925 and 1926. It was put up in a classicist manner modelled on the villas of Odesa, with Doric columns, a broad terrace and a triangular pediment. The ceremonial hall on the upper floor held balls, formal dinners and officers' gatherings, and the building is known today as the Dom vojske, the Army House.

## Pictures (4)

- [A gathering outside the Officers' House](https://archive.neusatz.cc/i/b7d4f79489e9/index.md), after 1918
- [The Officers' Hall](https://archive.neusatz.cc/i/b3e5ba6fdfeb/index.md), 1919–1941
- [Company Gathered at the Officers' House, 1926](https://archive.neusatz.cc/i/23d73e7fc065/index.md), 1926
- [The Reserve Officers and Warriors Association Board, Novi Sad](https://archive.neusatz.cc/i/cafff0ad0059/index.md), 1939

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