Reconstructing the memory of a historic home, adapted to contemporary standards of comfort, safety, and energy efficiency.
The house located on Constantin Stahi Street is a single-family residence built between 1912 and 1920 — a representative building of early 20th-century Bucharest architecture. With a total area of 864.62 sqm, the structure includes a basement, ground floor, first floor, and attic.
From houses and spaces to ecosystems: redefining space in contemporary architecture
For millennia, architecture was defined by walls, roofs, and foundations. A house was seen as a shelter, a fortress against cold, rain, or insecurity. Walls guaranteed safety, and the roof was the sign that the interior was protected. But this vision, valid in its historical context, is no longer enough
how does a big jacuzzi fit through a small door?
We wanted to embrace the path of modernity and simplify a long and often difficult process
the design and build concept
We wanted to embrace the path of modernity and simplify a long and often difficult process
the design and build process
We wanted to embrace the path of modernity and simplify a long and often difficult process
ethics in construction: the three pillars
The construction industry is complex and dynamic, where ethics play a crucial role
about construction prices
Construction prices are a crucial aspect of any building project, whether it’s the construction