Prize of the “Built Architecture / Conversion and Restoration” section (ex aequo)

Restoration

Authors: arh. Remus Harsan, arh. Dragos Perju
Graphic Industrial

Collaborators
antreprenor: Ionut Stoichina SIA

Beneficiar: Rubin Mayer Doru & Trandafir

Authors’ Comment

Turning a former café into a law office - this is an excellent opportunity to restore this house. The location is special with exceptional visibility. Special attention has been paid to outdoor lighting. Rich volumetry is highlighted by fine tones of color with minor contrasts. Inside, the ground floor and the floor were dressed in wallpaper and the furniture and lamps were carefully selected from antique shops. The old kitchen located in the basement has been transformed into a series of staff spaces: relaxation room, archive, technical spaces. The attic groups the secondary services around a lobby with a skylight.

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