The Officers’ Cooperative Building (Kluz), built in 1908, is a landmark of Belgrade’s Art Nouveau architecture, best known for its monumental and highly refined dome.
The dome, one of the largest and most elegant in the city, stands as a defining architectural feature and a symbol of the building’s verticality and decorative richness.
Its careful reconstruction, including work by [iD]studio, played a collaborative role in preserving the building’s historical authenticity and restoring one of Belgrade’s most iconic secession-era elements to its former glory.

​Today, the building also accommodates contemporary functions, including Wolt’s office, seamlessly integrated within this historic architectural setting.

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