Abstract:
Although architecture is not popular with Romanian writers, the
buildings described by G. Călinescu in his novels are particularly important
as settings for the plot. No other novelist has ever paid such attention to the
strongly individualising urban landscape. It is noteworthy that the action of
the four novels written by G. Călinescu takes place in Bucharest. The paper
analyses the sites of G. Călinescu’s novels from the viewpoint of the history
of Bucharest buildings.