ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Romania’CAJU Brasserie in Bucharest, Romania by Grosu Art StudioTuesday, December 27th, 2016Article source: Grosu Art Studio The restaurant is located downtown Bucharest on a picturesque street behind Romanian Athenaeum. This area is a symbol representing an ascending period for the Romanian capital. The owner of the place is a well known chef in Romania, named Joseph Hadad, who decided to do a new type of brasserie with food signed by him.  Image Courtesy © Grosu Art Studio
Albini Offices in Cluj-Napoca, Romania by Dico si Tiganas architecture and engineeringSunday, November 13th, 2016Article source: Dico si Tiganas architecture and engineering At the junction of two streets and two neighborhoods, one of houses between and after the war, and the other of houses of the 60s, a family of lawyers wished for an office of their own. A new building was meant to rise instead of a small and old family house that would have kept all memories only by its simple existence. However, beyond the intimate memory, the young lawyers have expressed their desire to build a landmark in the neighborhood, at a crossroads. The theme of the project required from us a contemporary expression, solid and transparent at the same time, a grading of spaces and a partition based on their team’s capability. We have worked with samples, as a tailor would do, so as to fit perfectly for those whom we outline the spaces for. The project is a scale exercise. The town planning regulations for a small lot, for a house in our case, made us to carefully analyze all joint formulas for surfaces which put on a simple, indivisible volume. The light withdrawals, sizes and positions of the holes, beyond the connections with interior spaces, aimed to match so as to be able to control the problem of scaling. In the vicinity a block of flats twice as high, and beyond it one three time taller and bigger, made us try transitions and mediations using all means available. The existing mature vegetation, giving up fences and amplifying the public space, combining materials and textures, represents the repertory of elements in fitting into that background. Basically an adequate architecture must find the proper balance from which the customer’s aspirations for landmarks are not to be missing.  Image Courtesy © Dico si Tiganas architecture and engineering
Rooftop Office Design in Romania by Leadson ArchitectsFriday, October 21st, 2016Article source: Leadson Architects This project follows an elegant touch adding a sense of comfort and cozyness for its owner. The concept wants to highlight that no matter how sober or classical is the atmosphere, the presence of a green spot is appropriate. The entire floor serves as the manager’s office. It has a few subareas for different activities including an area for conferences, one for lounge & leisure, office discussions with clients, a work desk, a terrace and the secretary desk.  Image Courtesy © Leadson Architects
Central Park Residence in Cluj-Napoca, Romania by Dico si Tiganas architecture and engineeringFriday, September 16th, 2016Article source: Dico si Tiganas architecture and engineering When the client demanded three rectangular residential towers on a site with irregular contour, surrounded by a winding stream that derives from the Somes river and by clusters of poplar trees that surround the nearby sports park, we took the responsibility to come up with a different approach: a building that integrates the three separate units in one unitary volume with a layout that undulates on the site so that it makes the most of the natural light and views. It also provides a sheltered space and a private, quiet area, in the resulting concave space. This space is an artificial landscape, a green leisure and relaxation area that is shaped as a green roof for the underground parking.  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir
Fratellini Bistro in Bucharest, Romania by Twins StudioTuesday, September 6th, 2016Article source: Twins Studio With its 80-indoor seat capacity and other 80 on the open terrace, the place is located at the ground floor of Ethos House office building, but the few climbing stairs give the impression of being at height. Bistro Fratellini is in the middle of a green and quiet area, and is the suitable place for those who want to run away from the city excitement.  Image Courtesy © Twins Studio
Fratelli Social Club in Bucharest, Romania by Twins StudioSaturday, September 3rd, 2016Article source: Twins Studio Fratelli Social Club is a well-known place to Bucharest residents. In 2015 a change of ambiance was needed. By generating the new design, Mihai Popescu wanted to transform an 8-year old space into a new dimension, without changing its structure. The place consists of a web of lines that compose an approximate sphere whose geometry has been modified, generating an “altered” geodesic dome.  Image Courtesy © Twins Studio
Voluntari Residence in Romania by Razvan Barsan + PartnersFriday, September 2nd, 2016Article source: Razvan Barsan + Partners Situated in an up-and-coming suburban area, this single family residence stands out through its simple volumetric proportions, its discrete chromatics and mix of elegant finishes that form a balanced appearance.  Image Courtesy © Razvan Barsan + Partners
Uanderful in Bucharest, Romania by Twins StudioFriday, September 2nd, 2016Article source: Twins Studio Once you’ve passed through the neutral diffusely lighted hallway, your senses travel to the farther Peru or Chile and the word “fusion”, which was the starting point of the whole projects, is beginning to make sense. The whole signature ambiance is created by intelligently putting together totally different elements. “Eclectic” may be one word to describe it, but “fusion” would be much more appropriate, considering it also referring to the gastronomy area. Hemingway used to believe that eating was an intimate act. Nowadays, the spaces where the meal is served are multi-purposes, many of these being more significant than the primary one, or the feeding purpose itself. In the long run, these spaces have become a significant driver in communication and communion, socialization, escape and leisure, a trigger for all senses, not only for the taste. Think about a space which takes people to the origins of a gastronomic culture, guides them through it and makes them witnesses to its meeting with another. „Fusion cuisine” came with the Europeans’ invasion of America, with the Maoris’ invasion of Spain or the Asians’ migration to South America, mainly in the Peruvian region.  Image Courtesy © Twins Studio
New MNIR – the National Museum of Romanian History in Bucharest, Romania by Wigwam – a Kei Development DivisionTuesday, August 23rd, 2016Article source: Wigwam – a Kei Development Division Our proposal’s aim is to make the people an active part of the building’s life, by exploring it, by being seen and by simply coming together, breeding a sense of tolerance, awareness, identity and mutual respect. The building was envisaged as a democratic place for all people and a centerpiece for a regenerated area of the city, transforming the historic building in a vibrant cultural center that highlights the importance of cultural activities for the contemporary time.  Image Courtesy © Wigwam – a Kei Development Division
Dambovita Office Building Competition in Bucharest, Romania by Razvan Barsan + PartnersSaturday, June 4th, 2016Article source: Razvan Barsan + Partners The complex consists of three building units which functions as a whole. The first unit, with a built area of 1700 square meters, accommodates the DGIT area and DGV, while the second unit, with a built area of 1000 square meters, contains ANAF’s office spaces. The two units are linked by a connecting body which on the ground floor takes the form of an atrium that directs traffic flow, while at the upper level functions as a vertical circulation and connection point.  Renderings: arch. Radu Rechiteanu
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