Silvia Maria Luisa Paun
General Information
Occupation: Architect, Landscape Architect, Designer, Architectural Researcher, Writer
Date of Birth: January 01, 1923
Birth City: Chisinau
Birth State/Province: Lapusna County, Basarabia Province
Birth Country: Romania
Resident Country: Romania
Notes: born Timotin
Archive/Repository: IAWA, Special Collection, Newman Library, Ms91-057
Sources: Corrected by Silvia Paun in January 2001. 1994 Curriculum Vitae in the Dictionary Mondo Femina of the National Confederation of Women Frau Romania-Bucuresti. 1996 Curriculum Vitae in the Dictionary of International Bibliographic Centre Cambridge - England.
Specialties
Subject: Socio-Cultural buildings
Description: Education, Health, Culture, Dwellings, Administration
Notes: Geographical focus in urban and rural parts of Romania
Jobs
Employer: ISLGC (now Pro Domus)
City: Bucharest
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Employer: Central State Institute
Title: Architect specializing in socio-cultural buildings
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Notes: speciality for Education, Culture, and Health. Also an author of more than 50 projects realized throughout Romania as: schools (nursery, infants, primary, secondary, high); asylum, nursery creches, health units, laboratory center, blood centre, clinic hospital; hotel; bank; culture rural house; dwellings; funeral monument; furniture
Employer: Author
Title: research campus author of 42 studies, 70 articles, and 6 books
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Collaborators
Name: Arch. Emilian Machedon
Project: Clinical hospital with 1200 beds, 8 surgical groups and territorial Polyclinic in Targue Mures
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Apprenticeships
Institution: State Central Institute
City: Bucharest
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Notes: beginning in the domenins of Education and Health. First mentors: Arch. Leon Axelrad, Arch. Gheorghe Trifu, Arch. Henneta Delavrancea, and Prof. Dr. Arch. Adrian Gheorghiu-Bucharest
Awards
Name: Prize for architectural conception of UAR
Name: Prize for architectural conception of ISLGC
Name: Prize for architectural scientific research of UAR
Name: Prize for architectural book of UAR
Name: Memorial Metal of the Centenary of the Romanian Architects Society
Name: Prize for architectural scientific research of UAR
Name: Diploma for architectural book and Medal for the whole activity of UAR
Name: National Order Praiseworthy degree of Knight
Exhibitions
No exhibitions on record
Notable Projects
Title: Infant, Primary, Rural and Secondary Schools in many cities and in Bucharest
Title: Bank in Oltenita
Title: Dwellings in Onesti, Moinesti, Vatra Dornei, Valea Calugareasca
Title: Creches and Nursery Schools in Alexandria, Sibiu, Bucuresti, Ploiesti
Title: Health Unit in Oradea
Title: Blood Centre in Buzau
Title: High Schools in Arad, Botosani, Timisoara
Title: Nursery in Slatina, Suceava, Botosani, Roman
Title: Hotel in Medias
Title: Air School in Buzau
Title: Culture House in Balotesti
Title: Funeral Monument in Bucuresti
Title: Furniture in Bucuresti
Title: Clinical Hospital
Description: 1200 Beds, 8 Surgical groups and territorial Polyclinic
City: Tarqu
Education
Institution: Diplomat of School Grad.
Notes: Bucuresti
Institution: DFAB Diplomat Faulty Architecture
Notes: Bucuresti, Studio professor Arch. Constantin Jotzu
Licensing
No licenses on record
Professional Affiliations
Organization: Architects Union in Romania (UAR), Bucharest
Organization: International Union of Women Architects (UIFA), Paris
Organization: Scientist Association in Romania (AOS), Bucharest
Role: Academie from 1994
Organization: International Union of Architects (UIA), Paris
Organization: European Society for Astronomy in Culture (SEAC), Leicester
Organization: National Romanian Women Confederation (CNFR) Bucarest
Publications By
Title: Technical Guide in Architecture (ISART-Bucuresti) in Romanian
Title: Archtectural Programelor Prescolare (Ed. Techica-Bucuresti) in Romanian
Title: Identitati Europene inedite Italia-Romania (Ed. Techica-Bucuresti) in Romanian and Italian
Title: Unknown European Identities Italia-Romania (Ed. Tehnica-Bucuresti) in French and English (completed with examples from France, Suisse, USA, and Mexico)
Title: The Heavenly Signs (Ed. Tehnica-Bucuresti) in Romanian, English, French, and Italian
Title: The Apse of the Altar (Ed. Per Omnes Artesi)
City: Bucuresti
Notes: Written in Romanian and French.
Publications About
No publications about on record