Esplanada | 250 m | 70 fl | On Hold - Page 5

pescarush · September 17th, 2007, 01:07 PM

why would u want him, if he s not doing anything to his projects, just talking!
actualy like most of big names in architecture...

nebunul · September 17th, 2007, 01:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pescarush

@nebunul, niciodata nu e bine sa te atasezi de un proiect.

IMO its one of the best projects in Europe . I hope they keep this design

Quote:

Originally Posted by COTNARI

Well I think they will remove it. It is/will be constrocted in Astana, Kazakhstan

http://www.fosterandpartners.com/Pro...8/Default.aspx

I will love to have in the city center a Foster , but for sure not a copy....

Esplanada's concept (glass tent) was done before Foster's design

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpo...8&postcount=51

COTNARI · September 17th, 2007, 02:03 PM

Well, Foster or not, if the glass structure was first proposed for Bucharest or for Astana, it is not really important. We need original and good ideas. I also like how it looks like now, but I still think that a competition is the solution. For a project of this magnitude we need to see the best proposal. And it will bring a good publicity to the city.....

nebunul · September 17th, 2007, 02:46 PM

Yep but Trigranit was one of the 33-34 companies that competed for it ...

COTNARI · September 17th, 2007, 03:13 PM

great!!! But was it an urban planning or a final architectural competition? It's still not clear for me....

On Trigranit website says: Designer: Murphy & Jahn(not architect).

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Originally Posted by nebunul

Old news ... new for some

Trigranit Romania Director Janos Pal Halasz explains in an exclusive interview for Bucharest Daily News the plans for the Esplanada project, the largest real estate investment in Romania, estimated at 1.2 billion euros.

Many Romanian architects have criticized the Esplanada project from many points of view. How would you reply to this criticism?

I will not run from architects. But they have seen only an idea for the project, not the final blueprint. Everwhere Trigranit has made investments it has involved the inhabitants of the city, asked for their opinions and even modified the project (based on these opinions).
Moreover, the fact the Esplanada cultural center could become a more modern version of the Palace of Culture in Budapest, which won the FIABCI Excellence Price, plus (it could house) the Guggenheim museum, which is said to have placed Bilbao on the map, make the project very attractive indeed.

(Source: Bucharest Daily News)

nebunul · September 17th, 2007, 03:40 PM

Red Bull Flugtag 2007 - near Esplanada site

Much more on http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=bucharest&s=rec&page=9

nebunul · September 24th, 2007, 03:25 PM

Come onnnnnnnnnnnn ... I want to see this being built

Real Viena 2007

joce23 · September 29th, 2007, 09:41 AM

Esplanada project close to signing, construction to start in 2009

http://businessromania.ro/index.php?x=read

A 10-hectare plot close to Unirii Square that has lain deserted for more than 17 years is an oddity in a city where the battle for land is raging. If it were in the hands of an individual, the land would have been sold by now, and a lucky developer would have reaped the fruits of a mixed project already. The land, however, belongs to the state, and this could explain the present picture.

By Corina Saceanu

This particular land could host TriGranit’s Esplanada, a huge city renewal project, mixing offices with residences, retail, cultural buildings and green areas. Its history starts three years ago, when Hungarian developer TriGranit was selected as investor in the public-private partnership, meant to bring beauty and structure to a deserted area in the downtown of the capital city, and, of course, profits to both the developer and the Bucharest City Hall.

This particular land could host TriGranit’s Esplanada, a huge city renewal project, mixing offices with residences, retail, cultural buildings and green areas. Its history starts three years ago, when Hungarian developer TriGranit was selected as investor in the public-private partnership, meant to bring beauty and structure to a deserted area in the downtown of the capital city, and, of course, profits to both the developer and the Bucharest City Hall.

Romania doesn’t have a great track record in kicking off large public-private partnerships. Changing governments and hectic legislation were reasons for delaying projects which in other countries took much less time to realize. The Radio House project is one such unfortunate example. Construction works started this year, after several years in which contracts with irregularities popped up along with interchanging investors.

The construction date for Esplanada depends on the signing of the contract between the Bucharest municipality and developer TriGranit, which has been delayed year after year. But this time negotiations between the two parties seem to be close to an end, and the developing company expects to start works in 2009.

TriGranit: Long negotiations are normal

What is delaying the project? After negotiations with the state, TriGranit signed the PPP memorandum in May last year, and this has opened the way for the final round of negotiations. Pending restitution claims on more than half of the plot also put a brake on the process. The Bucharest Municipality was expecting to finalize mid-last year the restitution claims and compensate anyone who had lost out. However, no good news in this respect came from the Bucharest city hall.

On the other hand, TriGranit representatives said it was normal for the negotiations between the two parties to take so long, as the value of the project makes it the biggest PPP so far: over EUR 1 billion.

“The negotiations process for Esplanada was naturally a long one, as it was the first project at such a value, over EUR 1 billion. There are no major impediments for the negotiations, things went the normal way,” Dan Ghibernea, country manager for TriGranit Development Romania, exclusively told Business Review.

After the signing of the memorandum last year, when all the TriGranit bosses came to Romania, the negotiations involved weekly meetings, analyzing all the details in the contract up to each comma, numerous studies, analyses and estimations, “so that the contract respects both the investor’s and the state’s interest,” says Ghibernea.

The long yard seems to have shortened for Esplanada, as the contract signing moment is just around the corner.

“We are close to finalization, but, I must say, we prefer to sign the agreement later, but knowing the Esplanada development will have a solid and correct ground, which could make it a positive example for other partnerships of this type,” Ghibernea said.

The need for longer negotiations may be a direct consequence of the irregularities in the Radio House PPP contract, which had to be renegotiated and which will be built with other private investors who did not feature in the initial set.

As for Esplanada, TriGranit, the lucky winner of this PPP, which had to outrun 33 other competitors in the race in 2004, will need to use all its forces to build the more than 650,000 sqm the project will feature.

The developers seem very patient, but since they won the Esplanada contract, the company has already kicked off two other projects in Romania – two Polus Center malls in Cluj – Napoca and Constanta. The project in Cluj-Napoca is actually very close to opening.

“We have waited in some cases as long as seven years to identify opportunities, but I hope we won’t have to wait that long in Romania, because we prefer to work and make money. TriGranit has powerful shareholders, and this allows us to focus on projects which don’t necessarily have an immediate end in sight. Our main project now is Esplanada,” Lorant Varga, CEO of Trigranit International, said last year. Five years will have passed by 2009, the latest announced date for start of project.

Pedal to the metal for similar size private projects

While Esplanada is awaiting signature on legal papers, two other projects of similar investment sizes are already underway. Baneasa project, a EUR 1.2 billion project built in north Bucharest on some 224 hectares, started in 2005, four years after its founders came up with the idea. Baneasa is not a public-private partnership but it has a somewhat similar structure. The 224-hectare land on which the project is being built doesn’t belong to the investor, but to the University of Agricultural Studies, which gets a share for its contribution.

Another project close in investment size to EUR 1 billion is Sema Parc, a mixed development built by local River Invest. The project, started last year, is currently underway, but its situation is different, as this is an entirely private project. The land belongs to the developer, and so do the funds.

Esplanada may become crown jewelry for TriGranit

Esplanada is in fact one of the biggest, if not the biggest such project in TriGranit’s portfolio. The company has built similar projects in the neighboring countries, but none this size of built area or investment. The Palace of Arts in Budapest, Hungary, was also a PPP, the first PPP of its kind in Central Europe. Its development cost reached EUR 130 million and it was opened in 2005.

Emonika City Center in Ljubljana, Slovenia, is closer in concept to the future Esplanada. The project, supposed to kick off in 2007 and open in 2010, requires EUR 250 million in investment for a 120,000-sqm total built area, featuring retail and entertainment, residential, offices and a hotel.

BG_PATRIOT · September 29th, 2007, 11:55 AM

hariskec · September 29th, 2007, 03:12 PM

Wonderful news! This is the best project in Eastern Europe by far! Good luck with it!

BG_PATRIOT · September 29th, 2007, 03:16 PM

Btw do we have any news about the height of the buildings yet?

nebunul · October 16th, 2007, 10:37 AM

No news yet ...

Romanian only - OAR meeting http://www.oar-bucuresti.ro/document...2007-05-08.pdf

commodore · October 22nd, 2007, 07:28 PM

Esplanada project could be approved in december.

http://www.zf.ro/articol_146473/proi..._in_2009_.html

Proiectul Esplanada ar putea fi aprobat in decembrie, lucrarile vor incepe cu intarziere, in 2009
Contractul pentru realizarea proiectului imobiliar Esplanada din zona centrala a Bucurestiului cu compania ungara TriGranit ar putea fi aprobat pana la sfarsitul anului, iar lucrarile de constructie vor incepe in 2009, cu o intarziere de doi ani,determinata de problemele cu retrocedarea terenurilor, informeaza Mediafax.

"Am primit saptamana trecuta de la Executiv un ultim mandat pentru a finaliza negocierile cu TriGranit si sper ca in luna decembrie sa prezentam Guvernului actul normativ prin care sa definitivam acest contract", a declarat, astazi, ministrul Dezvoltarii, Lucrarilor Publice si Locuintelor, Laszlo Borbely

***Cosmin*** · October 22nd, 2007, 10:26 PM

Better later than never. I wish that Esplanada gets +10 floors on each building as a bonus for this delay, but I know in reality, we'll be lucky if they stick with the current height.

I so want to see this built.

nebunul · October 22nd, 2007, 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nebunul

Come onnnnnnnnnnnn ... I want to see this being built

Real Viena 2007

Corneliu · October 22nd, 2007, 11:43 PM

Proiectul Esplanada demareaza in 2009, cu doi ani intarziere
23 Octombrie 2007
Ana Batca

Contractul autoritatilor cu compania ungara TriGranit pentru realizarea proiectului imobiliar Esplanada, ce urmeaza a fi ridicat in centrul Capitalei, are toate sansele sa fie aprobat pana la sfarsitul acestui an.

Cu toate acestea, lucrarile de constructie vor incepe, cel mai probabil, in 2009, cu doi ani intarziere fata de data stabilita initial, din cauza revendicarilor care trebuie solutionate.

„Saptamana trecuta am primit un ultim mandat de la guvern pentru a finaliza negocierea contractului. Speram ca, pana in decembrie, sa venim cu legea necesara”, a declarat ministrul dezvoltarii, lucrarilor publice si locuintelor, Laszlo Borbely. Dupa ce va fi semnat, contractul va fi predat catre Primaria Capitalei.

Lucrarile la proiectul Esplanada, estimat la o valoare cuprinsa intre 800 de milioane si un miliard de euro, erau prevazute sa inceapa in cursul acestui an, printr-un parteneriat public-privat.

Investitia vizeaza constructia unui ansamblu de spatii de birouri, locuinte si spatii comerciale, pe o suprafata de teren de peste 10,7 hectare.

Conform proiectului, constructiile vor avea o suprafata desfasurata de 800.000 de metri patrati. Pentru derularea investitiei, autoritatile romane au incheiat, in anul 2006, un memorandum de colaborare cu reprezentantii companiei TriGranit.

***3tmk*** · October 23rd, 2007, 12:07 AM

About Esplanada, are all the tower designs finalized?
I have a feeling that most of them might get redrawn, from the way most other megaprojects in the world change their individual towers little here and there

nebunul · October 27th, 2007, 05:41 PM

http://www.evz.ro/article.php?artid=327821#

giovani kun · October 28th, 2007, 10:05 AM

I hope they'll make the two towers 300m tall and not 250m

Ventilator_BGD · October 29th, 2007, 05:26 AM

Very nice project, on very bad location. Urbanisticly, this location should be preserved with regulations, Bucharest is a type of city like Paris (in its undeveloped version), it should have straight regulation in centre, around boulevards, and around the centre should be formed a few buckets of skyline clusters. Mine oppinion...

September 17th, 2007, 02:46 PM	#84
nebunul Basarabia e Romania Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 18,095 Likes (Received): 102	Yep but Trigranit was one of the 33-34 companies that competed for it ... __________________ My Home Town ♥ www.romanianmonasteries.org 1st January 2007 - Welcome Home ROMANIA! ® www.actiunea2012.ro Timpul pentru Unire niciodată nu va veni de la sine, dacă nu-l vom face şi aduce fiecare dintre noi, cei care ne dorim Unirea cu adevărat. “DACĂ VISUL UNORA A FOST SĂ AJUNGĂ ÎN COSMOS, EU VIAŢA ÎNTREAGĂ AM VISAT SĂ TREC PRUTUL” (GRIGORE VIERU)

September 17th, 2007, 03:40 PM	#86
nebunul Basarabia e Romania Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 18,095 Likes (Received): 102	Red Bull Flugtag 2007 - near Esplanada site Much more on http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=bucharest&s=rec&page=9 __________________ My Home Town ♥ www.romanianmonasteries.org 1st January 2007 - Welcome Home ROMANIA! ® www.actiunea2012.ro Timpul pentru Unire niciodată nu va veni de la sine, dacă nu-l vom face şi aduce fiecare dintre noi, cei care ne dorim Unirea cu adevărat. “DACĂ VISUL UNORA A FOST SĂ AJUNGĂ ÎN COSMOS, EU VIAŢA ÎNTREAGĂ AM VISAT SĂ TREC PRUTUL” (GRIGORE VIERU)

September 24th, 2007, 03:25 PM	#87
nebunul Basarabia e Romania Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 18,095 Likes (Received): 102	Come onnnnnnnnnnnn ... I want to see this being built Real Viena 2007 __________________ My Home Town ♥ www.romanianmonasteries.org 1st January 2007 - Welcome Home ROMANIA! ® www.actiunea2012.ro Timpul pentru Unire niciodată nu va veni de la sine, dacă nu-l vom face şi aduce fiecare dintre noi, cei care ne dorim Unirea cu adevărat. “DACĂ VISUL UNORA A FOST SĂ AJUNGĂ ÎN COSMOS, EU VIAŢA ÎNTREAGĂ AM VISAT SĂ TREC PRUTUL” (GRIGORE VIERU)

September 29th, 2007, 09:41 AM	#88
joce23 off Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Constanța Posts: 4,322	Esplanada project close to signing, construction to start in 2009 http://businessromania.ro/index.php?x=read A 10-hectare plot close to Unirii Square that has lain deserted for more than 17 years is an oddity in a city where the battle for land is raging. If it were in the hands of an individual, the land would have been sold by now, and a lucky developer would have reaped the fruits of a mixed project already. The land, however, belongs to the state, and this could explain the present picture. By Corina Saceanu This particular land could host TriGranit’s Esplanada, a huge city renewal project, mixing offices with residences, retail, cultural buildings and green areas. Its history starts three years ago, when Hungarian developer TriGranit was selected as investor in the public-private partnership, meant to bring beauty and structure to a deserted area in the downtown of the capital city, and, of course, profits to both the developer and the Bucharest City Hall. This particular land could host TriGranit’s Esplanada, a huge city renewal project, mixing offices with residences, retail, cultural buildings and green areas. Its history starts three years ago, when Hungarian developer TriGranit was selected as investor in the public-private partnership, meant to bring beauty and structure to a deserted area in the downtown of the capital city, and, of course, profits to both the developer and the Bucharest City Hall. Romania doesn’t have a great track record in kicking off large public-private partnerships. Changing governments and hectic legislation were reasons for delaying projects which in other countries took much less time to realize. The Radio House project is one such unfortunate example. Construction works started this year, after several years in which contracts with irregularities popped up along with interchanging investors. The construction date for Esplanada depends on the signing of the contract between the Bucharest municipality and developer TriGranit, which has been delayed year after year. But this time negotiations between the two parties seem to be close to an end, and the developing company expects to start works in 2009. TriGranit: Long negotiations are normal What is delaying the project? After negotiations with the state, TriGranit signed the PPP memorandum in May last year, and this has opened the way for the final round of negotiations. Pending restitution claims on more than half of the plot also put a brake on the process. The Bucharest Municipality was expecting to finalize mid-last year the restitution claims and compensate anyone who had lost out. However, no good news in this respect came from the Bucharest city hall. On the other hand, TriGranit representatives said it was normal for the negotiations between the two parties to take so long, as the value of the project makes it the biggest PPP so far: over EUR 1 billion. “The negotiations process for Esplanada was naturally a long one, as it was the first project at such a value, over EUR 1 billion. There are no major impediments for the negotiations, things went the normal way,” Dan Ghibernea, country manager for TriGranit Development Romania, exclusively told Business Review. After the signing of the memorandum last year, when all the TriGranit bosses came to Romania, the negotiations involved weekly meetings, analyzing all the details in the contract up to each comma, numerous studies, analyses and estimations, “so that the contract respects both the investor’s and the state’s interest,” says Ghibernea. The long yard seems to have shortened for Esplanada, as the contract signing moment is just around the corner. “We are close to finalization, but, I must say, we prefer to sign the agreement later, but knowing the Esplanada development will have a solid and correct ground, which could make it a positive example for other partnerships of this type,” Ghibernea said. The need for longer negotiations may be a direct consequence of the irregularities in the Radio House PPP contract, which had to be renegotiated and which will be built with other private investors who did not feature in the initial set. As for Esplanada, TriGranit, the lucky winner of this PPP, which had to outrun 33 other competitors in the race in 2004, will need to use all its forces to build the more than 650,000 sqm the project will feature. The developers seem very patient, but since they won the Esplanada contract, the company has already kicked off two other projects in Romania – two Polus Center malls in Cluj – Napoca and Constanta. The project in Cluj-Napoca is actually very close to opening. “We have waited in some cases as long as seven years to identify opportunities, but I hope we won’t have to wait that long in Romania, because we prefer to work and make money. TriGranit has powerful shareholders, and this allows us to focus on projects which don’t necessarily have an immediate end in sight. Our main project now is Esplanada,” Lorant Varga, CEO of Trigranit International, said last year. Five years will have passed by 2009, the latest announced date for start of project. Pedal to the metal for similar size private projects While Esplanada is awaiting signature on legal papers, two other projects of similar investment sizes are already underway. Baneasa project, a EUR 1.2 billion project built in north Bucharest on some 224 hectares, started in 2005, four years after its founders came up with the idea. Baneasa is not a public-private partnership but it has a somewhat similar structure. The 224-hectare land on which the project is being built doesn’t belong to the investor, but to the University of Agricultural Studies, which gets a share for its contribution. Another project close in investment size to EUR 1 billion is Sema Parc, a mixed development built by local River Invest. The project, started last year, is currently underway, but its situation is different, as this is an entirely private project. The land belongs to the developer, and so do the funds. Esplanada may become crown jewelry for TriGranit Esplanada is in fact one of the biggest, if not the biggest such project in TriGranit’s portfolio. The company has built similar projects in the neighboring countries, but none this size of built area or investment. The Palace of Arts in Budapest, Hungary, was also a PPP, the first PPP of its kind in Central Europe. Its development cost reached EUR 130 million and it was opened in 2005. Emonika City Center in Ljubljana, Slovenia, is closer in concept to the future Esplanada. The project, supposed to kick off in 2007 and open in 2010, requires EUR 250 million in investment for a 120,000-sqm total built area, featuring retail and entertainment, residential, offices and a hotel. __________________ "The best way to predict the future is to invent it." (Alan Kay) "If you're going to be thinking, you may as well think big." (Donald Trump) "Respect yourself and others will respect you." (Confucius) CONSTANTA : METRO AREA \| PORTS & SHIPYARDS \| MAMAIA RESORT Last edited by joce23; September 29th, 2007 at 09:48 AM.

September 29th, 2007, 03:12 PM	#90
hariskec Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Sarajevo Posts: 892 Likes (Received): 0	Wonderful news! This is the best project in Eastern Europe by far! Good luck with it! __________________ www.sa-c.info SARAJEVO CONSTRUCTION INFO

September 17th, 2007, 01:07 PM	#81
pescarush Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Oradea/Constanta-Romania Posts: 2,853 Likes (Received): 20	why would u want him, if he s not doing anything to his projects, just talking! actualy like most of big names in architecture...

September 17th, 2007, 02:03 PM	#83
COTNARI Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Paris/Bucharest Posts: 2,276 Likes (Received): 3	Well, Foster or not, if the glass structure was first proposed for Bucharest or for Astana, it is not really important. We need original and good ideas. I also like how it looks like now, but I still think that a competition is the solution. For a project of this magnitude we need to see the best proposal. And it will bring a good publicity to the city.....

September 29th, 2007, 11:55 AM	#89
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September 29th, 2007, 03:16 PM	#91
BG_PATRIOT BANNED Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 9,476 Likes (Received): 16	Btw do we have any news about the height of the buildings yet?

October 16th, 2007, 10:37 AM	#92
nebunul Basarabia e Romania Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 18,095 Likes (Received): 102	No news yet ... Romanian only - OAR meeting http://www.oar-bucuresti.ro/document...2007-05-08.pdf __________________ My Home Town ♥ www.romanianmonasteries.org 1st January 2007 - Welcome Home ROMANIA! ® www.actiunea2012.ro Timpul pentru Unire niciodată nu va veni de la sine, dacă nu-l vom face şi aduce fiecare dintre noi, cei care ne dorim Unirea cu adevărat. “DACĂ VISUL UNORA A FOST SĂ AJUNGĂ ÎN COSMOS, EU VIAŢA ÎNTREAGĂ AM VISAT SĂ TREC PRUTUL” (GRIGORE VIERU)

October 22nd, 2007, 07:28 PM	#93
commodore Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Bucharest Posts: 627 Likes (Received): 0	Esplanada project could be approved in december. http://www.zf.ro/articol_146473/proi..._in_2009_.html Proiectul Esplanada ar putea fi aprobat in decembrie, lucrarile vor incepe cu intarziere, in 2009 Contractul pentru realizarea proiectului imobiliar Esplanada din zona centrala a Bucurestiului cu compania ungara TriGranit ar putea fi aprobat pana la sfarsitul anului, iar lucrarile de constructie vor incepe in 2009, cu o intarziere de doi ani,determinata de problemele cu retrocedarea terenurilor, informeaza Mediafax. "Am primit saptamana trecuta de la Executiv un ultim mandat pentru a finaliza negocierile cu TriGranit si sper ca in luna decembrie sa prezentam Guvernului actul normativ prin care sa definitivam acest contract", a declarat, astazi, ministrul Dezvoltarii, Lucrarilor Publice si Locuintelor, Laszlo Borbely

October 22nd, 2007, 10:26 PM	#94
*Cosmin* Euromod Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Bucharest Posts: 15,340 Likes (Received): 960	Better later than never. I wish that Esplanada gets +10 floors on each building as a bonus for this delay, but I know in reality, we'll be lucky if they stick with the current height. I so want to see this built. __________________ Insista, persista, mas nunca desista.

October 22nd, 2007, 11:43 PM	#96
Corneliu Irreligious Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bucharest Posts: 1,909 Likes (Received): 1	Ultimele stiri Proiectul Esplanada demareaza in 2009, cu doi ani intarziere 23 Octombrie 2007 Ana Batca Contractul autoritatilor cu compania ungara TriGranit pentru realizarea proiectului imobiliar Esplanada, ce urmeaza a fi ridicat in centrul Capitalei, are toate sansele sa fie aprobat pana la sfarsitul acestui an. Cu toate acestea, lucrarile de constructie vor incepe, cel mai probabil, in 2009, cu doi ani intarziere fata de data stabilita initial, din cauza revendicarilor care trebuie solutionate. „Saptamana trecuta am primit un ultim mandat de la guvern pentru a finaliza negocierea contractului. Speram ca, pana in decembrie, sa venim cu legea necesara”, a declarat ministrul dezvoltarii, lucrarilor publice si locuintelor, Laszlo Borbely. Dupa ce va fi semnat, contractul va fi predat catre Primaria Capitalei. Lucrarile la proiectul Esplanada, estimat la o valoare cuprinsa intre 800 de milioane si un miliard de euro, erau prevazute sa inceapa in cursul acestui an, printr-un parteneriat public-privat. Investitia vizeaza constructia unui ansamblu de spatii de birouri, locuinte si spatii comerciale, pe o suprafata de teren de peste 10,7 hectare. Conform proiectului, constructiile vor avea o suprafata desfasurata de 800.000 de metri patrati. Pentru derularea investitiei, autoritatile romane au incheiat, in anul 2006, un memorandum de colaborare cu reprezentantii companiei TriGranit. __________________ BUILD IT, AND THEY WILL COME

October 23rd, 2007, 12:07 AM	#97
*3tmk* Dennis Rodman Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Pyongyang Posts: 10,297	About Esplanada, are all the tower designs finalized? I have a feeling that most of them might get redrawn, from the way most other megaprojects in the world change their individual towers little here and there __________________ .SuperpoliS .

October 27th, 2007, 05:41 PM	#98
nebunul Basarabia e Romania Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 18,095 Likes (Received): 102	http://www.evz.ro/article.php?artid=327821# __________________ My Home Town ♥ www.romanianmonasteries.org 1st January 2007 - Welcome Home ROMANIA! ® www.actiunea2012.ro Timpul pentru Unire niciodată nu va veni de la sine, dacă nu-l vom face şi aduce fiecare dintre noi, cei care ne dorim Unirea cu adevărat. “DACĂ VISUL UNORA A FOST SĂ AJUNGĂ ÎN COSMOS, EU VIAŢA ÎNTREAGĂ AM VISAT SĂ TREC PRUTUL” (GRIGORE VIERU)

October 28th, 2007, 10:05 AM	#99
giovani kun ====(^.^)==== Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: 世界　に Posts: 2,728 Likes (Received): 1	I hope they'll make the two towers 300m tall and not 250m

October 29th, 2007, 05:26 AM	#100
Ventilator_BGD BANNED Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Belgrade Posts: 864 Likes (Received): 0	Very nice project, on very bad location. Urbanisticly, this location should be preserved with regulations, Bucharest is a type of city like Paris (in its undeveloped version), it should have straight regulation in centre, around boulevards, and around the centre should be formed a few buckets of skyline clusters. Mine oppinion...

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