We are the slaves of our own visual, auditive or senzitive experiences.
We live an internal universe which determines us in the cultural perception. In Bucharest, we are characterized by the extraverted, vocal, filmic spirit. We like to have it all.To be exuberant, to live for the moment. The reward of instant pleasure fills our soul.
Mega Image, one of the biggest retailers in Romania, opened in 2017 the first corner Mega Apetit in the supermarket Mega Image Sema Parc. Mega Apetit corner is a concept developed for ready meal food and fresh food.
Located in Bucharest, in Sema City development, in a former industrial warehouse from 1920’s redecorated and reinforced, the store has the advantage of a spectacular structural geometry: double height, siding, brick details and framed windows.
Boulevard Bratianu is one of the most remarkable avenues of the Romanian Capital Bucharest. It connects central Piata Unirii, the unification square, with the University and is home to international luxury hotels as well as the biggest Shopping centers. On this prestigious street, investor Media One rehabilitated and extended the existing Coltea offices building (built at the beginning of last century, later disastrous modified in two phases).
Beretta showroom was designed in a particular fashion that is a mixture of classic and industrial style. The Gallery, where premium hunting weapons are displayed, is designed in a more classical way, only the furniture and the lightning being modern. However, the rest of the showroom has a more industrial style with black metal furniture and high contrasts. The reception is the element that synthesizes best the entire showroom: a massive wood and black marble desk with an industrial tridimensional metal structure. The white elm sculpture gives an organic feel to the entire space and accentuates the purpose of the showroom: selling hunting weapons.
The whole project was meant to provide an intimate environment in a densely populated area relying on energy and resource efficient eco-design. The five houses share a private road, a courtyard that is divided into smaller units, an indoor swimming pool and a wonderful SPA area. This creates a unique mix of public, semi-public and private spaces that beautifully enhance dwellers’ sense of community and closeness to nature.
This residence captivates the eye with interesting façades, playful volumes and a variety of exterior finishes. This modern-contemporary home adapts both to the urban environment and to the natural landscape that characterizes the neighborhood.
In an architectually homogeneous neighborhood with tight building restrictions this house was intended as simple building with clear layout and has been designed to ofer a sense of calm continuity.
The building in Ostașilor 8 is located in a diffuse, traditional urban fabric of central Bucharest, in which the urban architectural, historical values and the natural environment are protected in their entirety, street texture and built environment alike.
The area has a high living standard and a scenic air and is located at the convergence of neighborhoods with diametrically opposite characters. On the one hand, the limits of the old city center and Cișmigiu Gardens (historically the oldest designed park in Bucharest) point towards a moderate, maybe nostalgic approach, on the other, the proximity of the new and controversial Uranus Boulevard, whose inception has caused a stir due to demolitions of old, derelict areas, pushes towards the exuberance inherent to any beginning.
The building occupies one of the few remaining lots in an old neighborhood of historical and architectural value in the central area of Bucharest.
The space-structure gives the urban presence of the proposed building a weight that counterbalances the extent of the glazed surfaces, while the retraction of the central span and the asymmetry of the cornice are aimed at dividing the house into two volumes closer to the neighboring scale.
Until 2006 the site located at the intersection between B. Mumuleanu and Tunari Street was a neighborhood vulcanization shop for cars. Between 2006 – and February 2015 the site was empty and people were mistakenly using it as a place for garbage.
The building was commissioned by a private investor who was interested in revitalizing the zone and create a building that can house office spaces for rent. It was also desired to create a meeting point with the help of a fine restaurant, that displays one of the most exotic tastes.
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