text: Block 45, also known as the "Sun Settlement" (Serbian: Naselje sunca), is home to 45 residential highrises, as well as 23 lower-story buildings, where about 18,000 people live. Block 45 has long had a poor reputation as the "fortress" of football ultras such as Grobari (Serbian: Grobari, meaning "gravediggers"). Graffiti are a well-known feature of the block: some of the first street art in Serbia was made there.
  Block 64 used to house a major industrial zone of the IMT and FMO companies. Since their privatisation, plans have appeared to build massive residential complexes.
  Block 65 hosts the Airport City Belgrade (Serbian: Erport Siti) business park built where the hangars of Belgrade's old airport once stood. The airport itself was destroyed in the WW2, and the new Nikola Tesla Airport was built in Surčin. A single hangar of the old airport remained intact, and it is now a protected cultural monument. The new West 65 residential complex is also located there, complete with a forty-story tower.
  Block 67 is home to the modern Belville residential complex and the Delta City shopping centre.
  Architecture
  The Old Elementary School in Bežanija, at 68 Vojvođanska Street, was built in 1891. A standard object of its kind, designed by the subdued postulates of the Academism, it was declared a cultural monument in January 2019. It is the oldest preserved building on the territory of the modern municipality of New Belgrade.