Architecture,
from concept
to detail.

M22 begins with the neighbouring oak forest. Generous openings, courtyards and a sequence of spaces bring the landscape into the everyday experience of the house.

A house designed by Alexandru Zorlescu in Balotești, with white volumes and openings towards the garden. The covered terrace extends the living spaces outdoors, bringing together dining and relaxation areas.

The project in Săcelu, Gorj, brings several buildings together in a composition that follows changes in ground level. A main building, a sequence of pavilions and outdoor spaces are connected by terraces, steps and planted areas.

3M House explores compact living, informed by an interest in sustainability and passive design principles. Rectangular volumes, proportion and the meeting of materials shape its architectural expression.

A house designed by Alexandru Zorlescu in Prahova, organised around the relationship between sloping ground, living space and the surrounding landscape. The upper volume frames a continuous terrace, while the entrance level forms the base of the composition.

A house designed by Alexandru Zorlescu in Corbeanca, with a Mediterranean-inspired expression. Pale volumes, a pitched roof and arched openings give the house its identity.

This housing project in Târgu Jiu explores the relationship between the apartment and its outdoor space. Continuous balconies, deep terraces and a recessed upper floor give the elevations depth and open the homes towards the city.

The nearby park is the starting point for this residential proposal. Generous glazing and the contemporary expression of the volumes seek to connect the homes with their surroundings.

The study proposes converting Casa Radio in Bucharest into a cultural centre for art and technology. It asks how an existing structure could accommodate a programme relevant to the city.

Developed during university, this project explores how a tall building can acquire an identity through geometry and structural expression. The tower’s changing outline and external diagonals contrast with the regular rhythm of its glazed facade.

The project explores a dwelling suspended within a mountain landscape. An elongated volume, transparent elevations and externally expressed structural diagonals form a continuous frame for the view. The roof terrace extends this direct relationship with the horizon.

The house unfolds horizontally along the slope. A continuous glazed elevation and broad terrace open the interior to the view, while the dark base emphasises the volume’s separation from the inclined terrain.

Light Structure proposes reactivating an area in central Bucharest through lightweight interventions related to the park surrounding a church. The form of the existing trees informs the geometry of the structures.

The house explores the relationship between sloping ground, woodland and living spaces. Pitched-roof volumes are arranged around a vertical stone-finished element, while timber terraces connect the levels to the outdoors.

This proposal seeks a connection between traditional architecture and contemporary life. It retains an interest in the familiar form of the rural house, bringing it into dialogue with generous openings towards nature.

A raised volume with a loggia anchors the composition, marking the entrance and giving the house a vertical point of reference. The entrance arch, broad steps and deep roof overhangs create a sequence of thresholds between the street, garden and interior.

The project brings glazed volumes together with a sequence of terraces and broad steps. Planting and pedestrian routes become part of the elevation, while external diagonals give the suspended volumes a distinct expression.

A grid of square modules stands apart from the building surface, turning the facade into a three-dimensional screen. Fields of colour, changes in density and evening light give rhythm to the composition and mark the entrance.