Belgrade’s “Belgrade Waterfront” project is described as an insatiable development relentlessly consuming more of the city to sustain itself. Critics, including Radak, characterize the project as a self-perpetuating machine requiring continual expansion. The project is likened to a steamroller, demolishing everything in its path. Opponents believe the only way to halt this unchecked growth is through political opposition and upcoming elections. The continuous expansion raises concerns about the preservation of Belgrade’s urban landscape and historical areas. The ongoing development is perceived as prioritizing the project’s momentum over the city’s long-term interests. The situation highlights a struggle between large-scale development and local concerns for urban preservation.