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Constantin Goagea

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Cosmina Goagea

Team

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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.

Back to chaos

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.

The Tower inside the Tower, Braşov

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A soft and fully reversible, invisible from the outside intervention highlights the Drapers’ Bastion in Brasov and creates a complex interior space and a new relationship of the compound with the city.

Authors of the new building: Radu Enescu, Constantin Goagea, Ada Demetriu, Vitalie Cataraga, Justin Baroncea
Rrestauration of the tower: Marina Iliescu, Radu enescu, Justin Baroncea

New courses RoGBC: “Lighting Design & Smart Building” and “Building Envelopes of Green Buildings”

Romania Green Building Council presents new courses within the “Green Building Professional” Certification & Training program: “Lighting Design & Smart Building” and “Building Envelopes of Green Buildings”
Do you want to be always one step ahead of the competition or to enhance your abilities as a professional working in construction and related industries toward a sustainable built environment? Register now within our Certification & Training program, “Green Building Professional” and be sure not to miss our courses!

TOTALLY LOST in Romania

The cultural association Spazi Indecisi and the European project Atrium present TOTALLY LOST, a European contest for professional and amateur photographers and video makers.

The purpose of the contest is to discover, survey and photograph the architectural heritage of European totalitarian regimes, specifically architectures that lay now in abandoned state: production sites, municipal buildings, private buildings, political or propaganda places, etc.

Open call: East Centric Architecture Triennale – Trans(ap)parencies 2013

East Centric Architecture Triennale 2013, with the T r a n s ( a p ) p a r e n c i e s theme, is an event dedicated to East and Central European Architecture and critique. The central components of the Triennale are T r a n s ( a p ) p a r e n c i e s (critical demarche), the essay contest (critical discourse) and East Centric Arhitext Awards (practic architectural demarche and discourse). The Triennale is the place to meet, debate and reflect for the practitioners, critics, students and the large public. It is the place where alternative and interdisciplinary architectural practice is explored, where everyone can participate and build that sustainable, common and coherent future that the Triennale envisages.

PHOTO COMPETITION: We have some books for you.

As we don’t have quite so many, we are going to make some distinction, but it’s simple. If you want to be the lucky one, please take a picture from somewhere up, like you were looking from zeppelin, and send it to us at: comunicare@zeppelin-magazine.net.

CBT Mark 1: Cardboard bike

Izhar Gafni, an Israeli expert in the design of automated mass production lines discovered after years of research an opportunity to increase the structural performance of corrugated banal cardboard (usually used only in packaging) to make bicycles.

The Mission

The mission – is a project initiated by Eurodite and part of the DISC (Dutch Initiative for Sustainable Cities – www.disc-network.eu) activities. Together with Emil Boc, the Mayor of Cluj, Vice Mayors in Bucharest, Cluj, Constanta, Timisoara and Head Architects of Cluj and Bucharest, a representative of the port of Constanta, as well as other professionals in the connected ministry, we have been in an intense and dense visit to Rotterdam, Eindhoven and Utrecht. The top Romanian delegation met Vice Mayors and members of other ministries, their peers, and learned about projects already carried out and a way to manage. The mission worked out in these three days the targets of DISC platform, made to provide Dutch support to Romanian cities and their effort to build up initiatives meant to revive urban regions and areas ignored so far.