Building Restoration of the building on Micle Street

This building, constructed in the Neo-Romanian style in the 1930s, according to the design by architect G. Cujba.

The chosen architectural solution for restoration includes the following aspects:

• Rehabilitation work will involve strengthening the structure of the building, restoring the roof, and reconstructing the elements of the main façade.
• The inner courtyard will be redeveloped while preserving the existing vegetation, and spaces will be created for outdoor cultural events.
• The roof and attic of the building will be completely restored, maintaining the original shape and pattern of the ceramic tiles.
• Original elements, such as the access steps to the premises from the sidewalk level, will be restored.
• Elements of ornamentation on the main façade, such as window frames, the plinth, and the horizontal frieze above the windows, will be restored.
• The original exterior wooden joinery on the main façade will be restored, and the joinery facing the courtyard will be replicated based on the original patterns.
• The courtyard access gate will be reproduced in a stylized Neo-Romanian fashion.

This restoration project aims to reestablish and preserve the authentic character of the historic building.