Transilvania Residence

Formatektura SRL

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Interior Experience – Residential

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Romania

Company Name

Formatektura SRL

 

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Romania

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

FORMAT 4 architects, arh. Sergiu Tîrziu, arh. Alexandru Greceniuc, arh. Andreea Bolboacă, s. arh. Cristi Gorcan

Project Team
FORMAT 4 architects, arh. Sergiu Tîrziu, arh. Alexandru Greceniuc, arh. Andreea Bolboacă, s. arh. Cristi Gorcan, GP PROIECT ing Gheorghe Petrovay, KEMP PROIECT
CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

Transilvania Residence

Project Name:
Transilvania Residence
Project Country:

Romania

Project City:
Campia Turzii
Project Category:
Residential
Project Area:
1744
Completion Date:
2025-06-10
Project overview

Situated at the border between Câmpia Turzii's expanding urban fabric and agricultural fields, the project proposes a strategic intervention in a hybrid landscape. Benefiting from agrarian scenery and urban links, it offers a model of responsible architecture connecting form, site, and living. It stands as a statement on how to build densely at the city's periphery without sacrificing quality of life, local identity, or architectural expressiveness.

Project history
Initiated to address rapid peri-urban expansion, the project started from the client’s ambitious vision to create a sensitive, high-quality residential density. Developed through a process that aligned local zoning regulations with contemporary living standards, the design is a large-scale reinterpretation of the traditional pitched roof into an abstract, asymmetrical, and sculptural gesture. Materiality is reduced to its essentials: mineral white facades, a matching metal roof, and warm-toned frames ensure a calm, neutral presence. The floor plans maximize efficiency, while upper floor setbacks offer diverse apartment typologies with private loggias and terraces, prioritizing natural light and views. For the client, the project delivered an adaptable, highly valuable collective housing model. For the community, it sets an inspiring precedent on how to reconcile local identity with modern densification without sacrificing connection to place.