Indeterminacy in architecture - case study of the Miseluk project

In the absence of an established city planning strategy, initial post-war urban development SFRY was founded on principles CIAM?s ?Functional City?, which soon proved inadequate in responding to individual user needs and reflecting collective interests young socialist state. This paper positions search for a new spatial expression state within global architectural discourse second half twentieth century, shifted towards more variable, open indeterminate models employing various forms participation. The characteristics approach Yugoslav practice are examined through case study unrealised project Miseluk zone Novi Sad developed late 1970s early 1980s. aim this is analyse response dominant theme that once again gaining traction theory contemporary architects, order establish basis further these ideas post-socialist context. research reveals direction based participation, enables higher level versatility or multivariance design concept as changing users, but also way achieving resilience, i.e., adaptability architecture face unpredictable social trends.