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In the most visited tourist area - the historical center
Two buildings from the historical center of the Romanian capital, located on Lipscani street, will be demolished and rebuilt with the preservation of the original architecture, informed Bucharest Municipality. The investments are estimated at RON 4.7 million (1 million euros). In addition to the two renovated buildings, which are owned by the Romanian state, the City Hall will begin consolidating or modernizing the facades of other buildings in the historical center, the most visited tourist area in Bucharest.
Two other projects on the City Council’s agenda provide for the consolidation of the building located on Bărătiei street №50 (the amount of the investment is RON 2 million) and that of the building located on Mătăsari street №44 (for RON 2.1 million). Altogether, these two consolidation projects amount to almost 1 million euros.
The City Council of Bucharest will also be asked to approve the temporary transfer into municipality ownership of several buildings that need consolidation since they are at potential seismic risk. As TheMayor.EU already informed its readers, Bucharest Municipality is planning to consolidate 200 high seismic risk buildings by the end of 2020.
Almost 140 000 people have cast their vote in the national contest for Mayor of the Year
The planned public transit service will be completed somewhere in 2035
Almost 140 000 people have cast their vote in the national contest for Mayor of the Year
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