Pantheon
The project for the Pantheon, the temple of all gods, Zloković worked on for the needs of the state exam, that is, for the purpose of acquiring the professional authorization of an architect. In the evolution of Zloković’s path to modernism, several projects of historicist evocation stand out with elements from the national architectural history and a vocabulary of romantic and expressionist orientations.
Ossuary on Zejtinlik
The Serbian military cemetery in Thessaloniki, built in the area of Zejtinlik (former Turkish market) where the Main Military Hospital for the Serbian Army has been located since 1916. and which included a cemetery for deceased fighters, was designed with the idea of burying in a common cemetery for all the fallen warriors on the Thessaloniki front.
Saint Sava Temple
The most prominent Serbian architects participated in the second competition with the memorial temple of Saint Sava in Vračar, announced in 1926, among whom Milan Zloković and the Russian architect Andrej Vasiljevič Papkov performed with a joint competition work, which, according to the jury, was the redemption prize. The competition notice was looking for a monumental temple in the Serbian-Byzantine style from the time of Prince Lazar, which could accommodate six thousand believers.
Ossuary on the island of Vido
The island of Vido in the Ionian Sea, near the Greek island of Corfu, has a special significance in the recent history of the Serbian people, because it housed a hospital for Serbian soldiers who came to Corfu after crossing Albania during the winter of 1915/1916. year. The most seriously wounded and sick who fell ill on the way to the Greek island of salvation were disemabarked on the island of Vido.
