November 2, 9, and 23 from 1-3 pm
HORA Romanian Cultural Center at Landmark Center, Room 319
Visitors stepped into the timeless elegance and craftsmanship of Romania’s architectural heritage during this weekly informational session. From Wood to Stone: Romanian Architecture Unveiled invited participants on a rich cultural journey—from the rustic charm of wooden monasteries and vernacular homes to the grandeur of stone castles and Byzantine-style churches.
Through storytelling, imagery, and discussion, each session revealed how Romania’s architecture evolved through history, reflecting religious traditions, rural lifestyles, and the shifting currents of empire and resistance. Attendees learned about iconic elements such as intricately carved wooden portals, fortified Saxon villages, and the symbolism embedded in Romanian Orthodox design.
Whether they were architecture enthusiasts, travelers at heart, or simply curious about the cultural tapestry of Eastern Europe, this program offered a compelling glimpse into how buildings tell stories—and how those stories endure.