- Bucharest 1900s architectural ironwork
- The NEO-ROMANIAN ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: a brief guide on its origins and features
- ART DECO Bucharest building damaged through ignorance and avarice
- Earthquake Events in Bucharest and Their Effect on Historic Houses
- Glazed ironwork entrance from the La Belle Époque years
- Lilac leaf shaped Art Nouveau windows
- Art Deco magazine covers
- Bucharest 1930s skyline
- Bucharest Neo-Romanian style windows
- Neo-Romanian style picture frames
I am happy to report that the blog Case de Epoca – Historic Houses of Romania goes from strength to strength, as the site statistics for February 2012 wholesomely show. I again had 20,000 unique readers from all over the globe, the leading countries being the United States, Romania, United Kingdom, India, Russia and Australia. Bellow is a distribution map of my blog’s readership in the last few months. Needless to say that the coverage achieved by Historic Houses of Romania is unmatched by any of Romania’s architectural, cultural tourism or property market magazine, publications that have many employees, funded by press trust money.
Valentin Mandache, architectural historian 