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CAROL AREA
In this beautiful area one may find buildings inspired by historical styles, from Baroque to Art Deco, Neo-Romanian, French and Eclectic.
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DOROBANŢI AREA
Not only the buildings occupied by embassies, but many residential houses in this area are downright gorgeous. Styles range from Neo-Romanian, Art Deco or an exotic hybrid of the two.
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VICTORIEI AREA
One of the oldest streets of Bucharest, Calea Victoriei was, is and will always be a mix of architectural styles. There is diversity in the surroundings as well.
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NORTHERN RAILWAY STATION
This is the place where I first decided to be a photographer. It is a poor neighbourhood with a particular charm. Some of the places depicted no longer exist.
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THE OLD TOWN
Formerly a very important commercial area of Bucharest, the old town is now abundant in nightlife, as well as damaged buildings.
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CHITILA
This is a slum of Bucharest, and some of the photos in this set involved certain risks, due to the quite unsafe nature of the area.
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CIŞMIGIU
The neighborhood harbors fine and evocative buildings: a balanced mix of styles from Art Nouveau to Neo-Romanian, Art Deco, Interbelic Modernism, Neo-Gothic and Mediterranean.
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PRECIZIEI
I photographed an abandoned appartment building which was under construction at the time I took this photos. I don't know what became of it now.
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DACIA AREA
A number of buildings, some with the look and amplitude of palaces, were built in the late nineteenth century in this residential area.
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STRĂULEŞTI AREA
The Străuleşti Lake, watched over by tall bushes, is the centerpiece of a picturesque area, reminiscent of simple beginnings. No wonder that the first Daco-Roman settlements in the area appear around 300-400 AD.
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DĂMĂROAIA AREA
According to legend, the king's mistress had a mansion in the area, and people used to call her "La Dame Du Roi", hence the current name of the neighbourhood, Dămăroaia.
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