(Bucharest, May 31, 1904 - ƚ?)
Academic/specialized studies
1930 - Superior School of Architecture.
Professional activity: affiliations, administrative positions, committees
1930-1953 - Worked at Bucharest City Hall and was a technical director at the Technical Service for Design, People's Council of the Capital.
COMPLETED PROJECTS
Architectural projects
1932 - Collective residential buildings, 11 Brezoianu Street, Bucharest;
1933 - Collective residential buildings, 1 Dr. Lister Street;
1936 - District V Court, Tudor Vladimirescu Division;
1938 - Villa on Bucureşti-Săftica Road, km 23;
1939 - Villa on Bucureşti-Ploieşti Road;
1941 - Collective residential buildings, 8-11 Marin Serghiescu Street;
1942 - Collective residential buildings, Dimitrov Blvd., on the corner with Coşbuc Street;
1944-1945 - Collective residential buildings, 1 Spătarului Street;
1946 - Collective residential buildings, 21 Polonă Street;
1946-1947 - Collective residential buildings, 74 Dionisie Lupu Street;
? - Niculescu property.
Primary sources:
TEODORESCU, Sidonia, BÂRSAN, Andrei, NICULAE, Raluca, ŢELEA, Vasile, Dicţionar al arhitecturii româneşti moderne (sec. XIX, XX, XXI), literele (D-H), Uniunea Arhitecţilor din România, Bucureşti, 2012.
Secondary sources:
Arhitectura magazine, Society of Romanian Architects, Bucharest, 1931-1933.