The restoration works of the Săvârșin Royal Castle have been completed. These lasted from May 2007 until October 2015 and were carried out according to an initial plan created by the Royal House architect, Șerban Sturdza. Subsequently, architect Eugen Pănescu and architect Emilian Cordoș contributed to the works, and university professor architect Augustin Ioan provided consultancy.
Built heritage specialist David Baxter collaborated with the Royal Family throughout these eight years.
The main construction companies that worked on the castle were Pro Restauratio from Cluj and, in 2015, ICCO Brașov. At the same time, Remus Beleiu and his company of wood artists, MobilArt from Arad, collaborated on this project.
Source: Daily Business
Frequently Asked Questions
How long did the restoration of Săvârșin Royal Castle take?
The restoration process lasted eight years, from May 2007 to October 2015.
Who were the main architects involved in the project?
The project followed an initial plan by Șerban Sturdza, with contributions from Eugen Pănescu, Emilian Cordoș, and consultant Augustin Ioan.
Which companies handled the construction and woodwork?
Pro Restauratio and ICCO Brașov managed the construction, while MobilArt Arad specialized in the artistic woodwork.