Region

Bucharest

Bucharest is a first regional lens in the saved.archi seed corpus.

Romania

concert hall cultural building landmark school education civic building parliament government building

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Gallery

A visual gallery of works currently linked to this region.

Gallery

Bucharest gallery

Scoala Centrala National College image

Seed wave 53 image for Scoala Centrala National College.

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Cities

Works

Bureaus

Architects

Books

Cities

Cities currently grouped into this region

City

Bucharest

Bucharest, Romania

3 works · 2 bureaus

Bucharest enters the corpus through Romanian Revival and civic education architecture, adding a strong public-institution layer to the map.

Works

Precedents currently placed in this region

Work

Romanian Athenaeum

1888 · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

Concert hall

Work

Scoala Centrala National College

1890 · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

School

Ion Mincu

Work

Palace of the Parliament

1984-1997 · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

Parliament building

Anca Petrescu

Bureaus

Practices currently based in this region

Bureau

Anca Petrescu

studio · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

1973-2013

Anca Petrescu extends the Romania corpus as a studio-level record for monumental civic architecture and late socialist redevelopment in Bucharest.

Bureau

Ion Mincu

studio · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

1880-1912

Ion Mincu extends the Romania corpus as a studio-level record for Romanian Revival architecture and Bucharest civic landmarks.

Architects

Architects currently based in this region

Architect

Anca Petrescu

1949-2013 · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

Anca Petrescu was a Romanian architect best known as the chief architect of the Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest.

Architect

Ion Mincu

1852-1912 · Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

Ion Mincu was a Romanian architect with a leading role in the development of the Romanian Revival style, and many of his main works are in Bucharest.