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• in memoriam victor fulicea 
• editorial / cosmina goagea
• produse & identitati
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  :europe house, bucuresti / oana rotaru
  :13 proiecte / westfourth architecture
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  :posterificarea arhitecturii / cosmin caciuc
  :mall-ul inevitabil / celia ghyka
  :interviu cu james paul ryan, director jpra architects / celia ghyka, daniela mangiuca
  :doua mall-uri din romania / diana diaconescu
  :printre gene, amsterdam ( mario kuibus – re-act now studio) / anca sandu tomasevchi
• arhitecturale
  :modernism temperat. casa nicol, dietach, austria ( bruce nicol, neil harkess)
• outrageous / george harpau
• infos
  :conferinta uia, bucuresti
  :conferinta oar, bucuresti

• editorial/ constantin goagea
• arhitecturale

:paleontologie. restaurarea bibliotecii nationale din bucuresti (princer s.a.)/ petre swoboda si stefan ghenciulescu
:detalii. refunctionalizarea scolii hermann oberth (arh. liviu gligor)/ cosmin caciuc

• teorie

:labirintul/ kazmer kovacs

• culori noi

:shopping. magazinul fabrik, bucuresti (om.ba.)/ andrei serbescu
:casa pascut/ cosmin caciuc
:arhitectura ca resursa. concurs studentesc/ stefan ghenciulescu

• design

:un designer incognito/ constantin goagea

• urban

:orasul intr-o lume multiculturala (II). new york – intre trecut si prezent/ victor neumann
:restaurarea casei schuller din medias/ hermann fabini
:outrageous/ george harpau

• editorial / cosmina goagea
• in memoriam sanda voiculescu / nicolae lascu

:dossier america
:new york city blues / kazmer kovacs

• :south central la / letitia barbuica
• :ground zero revisited / gabriel bunea
• :wtc in memoriam / anca sandu tomasevschi
• :hudson – interview with anda andrei / stefan ghenciulescu
• :america, america! / celia ghyka
• :glass and steel can be replaced, but not human lives/ interview with mike pudists (mya)
• :the city in a multicultural world/ victor neumann

:event

:architects’ ball

:architectural
:dracula park / constantin goagea

:design
:furniture (ram) / cristian mihu

:expo
:multiples / cosmin caciuc

• info

:reha europa project / stefan ghenciulescu

• :hostorical centre of the capital – directions of local economic development / vera marin
• :outrageous / george harpau

exhibition
16 November – 20 December 2004,
“Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urban Planning, Bucharest

The exhibition focused on Catalonia and its architectural state-of-the-art architecture. We did not aim to have a division of style, since the trends and styles are least applicable in the Iberic Peninsula.

Barcelona’s La Rambla is split in about three places. Half of the medieval centre disappears.
Cerdà’s extension loses, as percent, fewer surfaces, but it’s enough to have no kind of continuity and stop working as an urban system. Right behind this mad axis and the concrete curtains, fragments of blocks from the famous grid or of the historic fabric are left.

Text: Ștefan Ghenciulescu, Bogdan Ilie, Dan Achim

Barcelona’s La Rambla is split in about three places. Half of the medieval centre disappears. Cerdà’s extension loses, as percent, fewer surfaces, but it’s enough to have no kind of continuity and stop working as an urban system. Right behind this mad axis and the concrete curtains, fragments of blocks from the famous grid or of the historic fabric are left.

Zeppelin: Constantin Goagea, Cosmina Goagea, Ștefan Ghenciulescu, Adrian Dobre.   

Point4: Justin Baroncea,  Radu Enescu.

Collaborations: Ada Demetriu, Vitalie Cataraga, Jean Craiu, Dragoș Dragnea.

Project Manager : Virgil Rezuș.

Economy is still in a bad shape, and so is architecture. If that weren’t enough, two recent events leave us with a bitter taste regarding the situation and the perspectives of the Romanian urban realm. First, we have a new and sinister law for urbanism. Taking the problems in the recent law as an argument (well, there certainly were things to improve there), we have now get an official comeback of derrogative planning and speculation cherished by law, as well as a weakened protection of the natural and built heritage. The argument that this will attract investitors is laughable: even more in times of crisis, a serious investor will think twice before committing on the long term in a place where the rules continually change.