Bucharest keeps much of its best architecture out of sight.
Away from the boulevards, in the side streets and behind the gates, the city is full of houses that rarely make it into a guidebook: Neo-Romanian arcades and carved stone, Art Nouveau ironwork, Belle Epoque stucco, quiet Art Deco curves. Most of it sits back from the pavement and disappears each summer behind lime trees and ivy.
This album collects 106 photographs of that architecture, one to a page, printed large on a square 8.5 x 8.5 inch format.
Inside:
Facades, turrets, cornices and painted domes, most of them photographed looking up
Wrought-iron gates, balconies and railings
Carved wooden doors, stained glass and worn stucco
Buildings in every condition, from carefully restored to visibly abandoned
There is no commentary and there are no captions. The photographs run in no particular order, to be looked at the way you would come across these buildings on foot.
For anyone who has walked Bucharest and looked upward, for readers interested in Central and Eastern European architecture, and for anyone drawn to a city that has not been tidied up.
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