The cityscape of Bucharest is dominated by huge, standardized public housing estates built during the socialist era

Three stories on architecture of high quality with Adriana Mereuţă, Andrei Şerbescu from ADN BA and Cosmin Pavel from Abruptarhitec

Magic Blocks expo - to be open in November 2009 at Romanian Peasant Museam in Bucharest

Justin Baroncea has been in December to Linz and he will tell us at zeppelin about alternative art and high top quality architecture.

a high-level meeting | design and architecture workshop
10 July 2008

Şerban Sturdza came to zeppelin 07 and told us a story about the pleasure of builduing with simple tools and forgotten techniques. Little is not just more, but also better. Gardens are an occasion where the pleasure meets the idea, the story meets culture, the perfect place where good architecture may be created.

a high-level meeting | design and architecture workshop
25 September 2008

Architecture Biennial of Venice 2008, presented & interpreted by Constantin Goagea. Fridges, video projections, a chess game, a garden drawn with pencil, gas pipes, knick-knacks, confetti, meaning architecture beyond the buildings.

a high-level meeting | design and architecture workshop
10 December 2008

It's not about Dracula, not even about darked castles and torture instruments, but an edition dedicated to young architects, that bring young blood to Romanian architecture. It was a meeting with three winners of Architecture Biennial of Bucharest, architects (and teams of architects) on a big foot...

a high-level meeting | design and architecture workshop
12 March 2009

Justin Baroncea has been working for 9 years at Barcelona and he learned the charm and the secrets of this place that he reveals to us at the zeppelin from March. Barcelona is one of the cities...

magic blocks participates at ARCH MOSCOW
May 26-30

Organized by ‘EXPO-PARK Exhibition Projects’ ARCH Moscow is one of the most prestigious architectural events in Moscow, a centre for professional communication of architects and designers. The exhibition covers new urban development projects, residential and public
buildings, restoration and reconstruction projects, interiors and objects of urban design, innovative technologies and construction materials, best designer goods and furniture. The exhibition is organized in thematic sections: Architecture, Interior Design, Light i

cosmina & constantin goagea
Thursday, 24 June, from 19.00h till late

Bucharest, French Institute, Elvira Popescu Hall, 77 Dacia blvd.

Kak Zhit? (how do we live?) is the theme of the first edition  of International Architecture Biennale from Moscow, dedicated to post-socialist city.
An analysis of utopias, old or new, a revision of the great architecture discourses and of some stories not at all soft.