The development of New Belgrade, initiated in the post-war period, was based on the Modernist concept of urban structure. The planned central zone was never built, but the local community places, as urban hubs for meeting and gathering, have been developed within the initially conceived open public spaces. Considering their importance for establishing and strengthening local communities, the article focuses on the development tendencies detected in emerging urban hubs of the residential Blocks 37 and 38. Unlike many other blocks of New Belgrade, which have been exposed to drastic changes of their original Modernist structure, their authentic setting have remained mostly intact since their construction in the 1970s. Therefore, they are selected as the examples of a new process of community planning which has followed the activities of place making. Triggered both by the changed patterns of use and the specificities of original spatial features, these changes also influence the local neighborhood while shifting the perception of the previously neglected open public spaces. The emerging hubs are analyzed on the level of networks, configuration and places, providing an insight into ongoing transformation of both the space and the local community.

新贝尔格莱德的发展始于战后时期，其基础是现代主义的城市结构概念。规划中的中心区从未建成，但作为城市聚会和聚会中心的当地社区场所已在最初设想的开放公共空间内发展起来。考虑到它们对建立和加强当地社区的重要性，本文重点介绍了在住宅街区 37 和 38 的新兴城市中心中发现的发展趋势。 ，自 1970 年代建造以来，它们的真实环境基本完好无损。因此，它们被选为遵循场所营造活动的新社区规划过程的例子。由改变的使用模式和原始空间特征的特殊性触发，这些变化也影响了当地社区，同时改变了以前被忽视的开放公共空间的看法。新兴枢纽在网络、配置和地点的层面上进行分析，提供对空间和当地社区正在进行的转型的洞察。