Nestled within the serene landscape of Bazilescu Park, the summer theatre stands as a silent witness to the grandiose ambitions and subsequent neglect of Bucharest’s cultural heritage. Designed by architect Paul Emil Miclescu, father of architect Sandu Miclescu, and erected in 1953 for the World Festival of Youth and Students, this imposing structure epitomizes the architectural ideals of socialist realism, a style that sought to convey the strength and magnificence of the totalitarian regime through the lens of classical aesthetics. The theatre was conceived as part of a broader urban vision, complementing the network of public amenities constructed along Bucureștii Noi Boulevard during the same period.
Bazilescu Summer Theatre
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http://www.romania-insider.com/investors-spend-eur-100-mln-on-renovating-bucharests-historic-buildings/166941/
deoarece textul nu mentioneaza numele arhitectului ( ca in f. multe cazuri, din pacate), fac precizarea ca acesta a fost arh. paul emil miclescu, tatal arhitectului sandu miclescu, coleg de facultate cu mine, absolvent 1958. i-am intalnit pt. ultima data pe ambii la atena, in preajma craciunului 1985.tatal, atunci in varsta de 93 de ani, si-a reintalnit sora, venita special ,la atena din elvetia , sa-si revada fratele mai mic.fusese d-soara de onoara a curtii regale si plecase cu trenul care il ducea in exil pe regele mihai si regina mama elena, dupa “abdicarea” de la 30.12.47. de atunci, nu se mai intalnisera…..pe actuala prelungire a bd-ului dacia ( fosta fundatiei) exista o placa comemorativa, langa intrarea unui bloc cu multe etaje, unde a locuit arh.paul emil miclescu, impreuna cu familia.
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