Lowara supplies water to the highest building in the Balkans Country of reference: Serbia Application: Commercial Building In 1999 one of the great symbols of Serbia – the Avala Tower – was destroyed by a NATO bomb. Twelve years later, as a symbol of unity and achievement, the new Avala Tower was formally opened on the same hilltop in Belgrade. Its characteristic geometric shape has been retained, with a transverse section in the shape of an equilateral triangle. Like its predecessor the new tower will be used primarily for high-tech telecommunications, but the new building has several enhancements, not least a restaurant with commanding views 124 metres high and a viewing terrace two metres higher still. In all the tower stretches to a full height of 204.5 metres, making it the tallest in

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