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Romanian Architecture

53 Projects 51 Journals 8 Publications

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53 projects

Paul

Extention : Sustainable housing

The project adds sustainable extensions to the Schammatwiese neighborhood, creating high-quality housing and semi-public communal areas while renovating façades. Using a modular timber system with clay and lime finishes, new apartments integrate into the existing grid. A new building adds barrier-free units, community spaces, and a social hub.

Upama

From Myth to Matter

This project seeks to evolve Panatirtha into a multi-functional social and spiritual complex that integrates the sacred identity with the existing natural and tourism pathways of the Tahirpur region. The aim was to design a fully operational, year-round facility to host spiritual and secular festivals, educational tourism, and cultural gatherings.

Doga and idil

FOLD

By rethinking the relationship between housing, public space and urban ground, a living scenario is proposed that is shaped by folding surfaces, where terracotta is used in different forms, is flexible, transformable and makes social interaction sustainable.

Rubaiat

GOYNA GRAM: REVIVING AN ARTISAN COMMUNITY

The Bhakurta project aims to revive Goyna Gram's 300-year-old metal jewelry tradition, threatened by urbanization and modern alternatives. Through housing for artisans, a training center, and revitalizing a historic canal, it seeks to transform the village into a cultural tourist destination, blending tradition with modern appeal.

Lizbeth

CA TRU RHAPSODY "Preservation of ancient sounds"

The architectural project of the Ca Trú Music Conservatory is a tribute to the richness and authenticity of this Vietnamese musical tradition, while striving to preserve and revitalize its sonorous legacy. This conservatory stands as a symbol of the dedication to Ca Trú music and its heritage value.

Duy

ENHANCING THE LANDSCAPE POTENTIALS OF MANGALIA

Mangalia is a unique coastal city with a rich historical background and diverse landscape that meets a large amount of various pressures due to its uncommon development characteristics. To accomplish the aims, several theoretical concepts and modern practices are chosen and described for further implementation in design.

Roza and Piotr

Complex by simplicity

The Nikiszowiec

Gino and 3 others

Inside Music Space

The concept of our cultural center is to bring people closer to their culture through music and public spaces where they can share, the lower level seeks that people relate to music in a personal way, while the upper level generates community spaces so that users can share and enjoy music together.

Cui and BoYu

ROMANE

An Attempt at Roman Style Architectural Design

Martin

AS WE SPEAK

The inspiration for the project was the biblical story of the Babylon Tower. This theme has been transformed within the object into a form of ramps that tend to rise or decrease. The basic object is based on the blocks. A ramp was then cut out of it, which revolves around it and has the character of a climb.

Olga and Gabriela

TABULA RASA

The porpuse of the project was to design the most narrow, high and functional building that would serve as a public library for four people. The main theme of this project is Tabula rasa, which means a blank, blank blackboard. The key element is the entrance resembling a folded sheet of paper and openwork finished with red details

Ana

Marques da Silva House

Rehabilitation of a home originally built in the 20th century in Porto. The intervention focused on restoring the original ceilings, windows and doors, with few alterations, such as the addition of a skylight in the stairwell, a pool in the garden and the restructuring of the interior spaces as to make them fit for a home of the 21st century.