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Founded at the end of the 19th century by architect Ion Mincu, the neo-Romanian architectural style intertwines elements of the peasant and Brâncovenesc styles in a new mix that was swiftly adopted and adapted by architects in the early 20th century. Bucharest in particular, but many other cities from the former Principality of Wallachia, are living evidence of how fast the neo-Romanian style expanded. One of the iconic representatives of this style was architect Cristofi Cerchez, whose life has been documented by art historian Oana Marinache. Cristofi Cerchez was born Cristofi Hristea in July 1872 into a very numerous family. It seems there were 18 siblings in total, but unfortunately, due to the hardships and illnesses of the 19th century, the life of many family members was cut short, and only three boys and three girls made it to adulthood. Still, it was a family of certain financial means. Their father administered large estates for important noblemen, which meant

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