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"The House of People"   Bucharest  Romania
 The House of People is the biggest building in Romania and the second in   the world, after the Pentagon,  *
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Was erected at the will of the dictator Ceausescu, during his last years of dictatorship. He has never seen it finished, he was killed during the Romanian "revolution" in 1989.  *
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"The House of People" was built on a former hill, the Uranus hill(with old houses, churches, little and quiet merchant streets). **
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Nothing escaped from demolition, not even the hill, which was leveled to ground, 8 basements were constructed, then, an artificial hill covered the enormous infrastructure of the building.
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The demolished area from Bucharest's historical centre is equal with the surface of Venice.  ****
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No need to mention that the human scale, which we know from Classic and Renaissance architecture was the least thing architects took into consideration.
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It's interesting, the largest church in Romania fits inside the largest meeting hall of the "House". *
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Nowadays, the "House" belongs to the Parliament of Romania, politicians feel actually very comfortable in this huge construction and represented by it never the less.  ****
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Most of Romanians were hating this symbol of dictatorship so deep that they were about to demolish it like Bastille. **
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Others, like a big postmodern architect, say that the "house" and institutions that form an assembly is one of the most significant postmodernist architecture was ever built. ****
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 The House of People represents a big wound in the hearth of the city but also the most visited monument of Bucharest  .   Arrangement by Ileana Godeanu

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  • 1. "The House of People" Bucharest Romania
  • 2. The House of People is the biggest building in Romania and the second in the world, after the Pentagon, *
  • 3.
  • 4. Was erected at the will of the dictator Ceausescu, during his last years of dictatorship. He has never seen it finished, he was killed during the Romanian "revolution" in 1989. *
  • 5.
  • 6. "The House of People" was built on a former hill, the Uranus hill(with old houses, churches, little and quiet merchant streets). **
  • 7.
  • 8. Nothing escaped from demolition, not even the hill, which was leveled to ground, 8 basements were constructed, then, an artificial hill covered the enormous infrastructure of the building.
  • 9.
  • 10. The demolished area from Bucharest's historical centre is equal with the surface of Venice. ****
  • 11.
  • 12. No need to mention that the human scale, which we know from Classic and Renaissance architecture was the least thing architects took into consideration.
  • 13.
  • 14. It's interesting, the largest church in Romania fits inside the largest meeting hall of the "House". *
  • 15.
  • 16. Nowadays, the "House" belongs to the Parliament of Romania, politicians feel actually very comfortable in this huge construction and represented by it never the less. ****
  • 17.
  • 18. Most of Romanians were hating this symbol of dictatorship so deep that they were about to demolish it like Bastille. **
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  • 20. Others, like a big postmodern architect, say that the "house" and institutions that form an assembly is one of the most significant postmodernist architecture was ever built. ****
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  • 26. The House of People represents a big wound in the hearth of the city but also the most visited monument of Bucharest . Arrangement by Ileana Godeanu