Tucked away on Georges Clemenceau Street No. 2 (formerly Gabriel Peri Street) in Bucharest, the building that once housed the Institutul de Cercetare a Modei IMOD S.A. (Fashion Research Institute) is a silent witness to Romania’s once-organized and centralized fashion industry. Designed in 1891 by Swiss architect John Elisee Berthet for businessman Jean Braikoff, the building is a prime example of neoclassical architecture. However, beyond its imposing façade, a remarkable artistic treasure lies within: a painted ceiling that graces what is now a spacious bedroom but was once an office used by the Electronum Enterprise in the 1970s.
IMOD S.A. – Romania’s Forgotten Fashion Research Institute
Informatia cu anul si autorul este gresita. Proiectul de autorizatie este din 1891 si este intocmit de arhitectul Berthet conform stampilelor de plansele aflate la arhivele din Calea Vacaresti.
Exista o fotocopie a acelor planse?
Poate intra oricine acolo?
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