The WIN Herăstrău residential project expands and inaugurates a unique acquisition model in Romania. WIN Real Estate begins construction and WIN Brokers launches sales for the last building in the WIN Herăstrău residential complex, located in the Şoseaua Nordului area.
WIN Real Estate begins construction and WIN Brokers launches sales for the last building in the WIN Herăstrău residential complex, located in the Şoseaua Nordului area. Until December 15, 2024, the offer is accessible, with priority and at a preferential price, to the WIN Alliance community. All interested parties are invited to contact the developer's internal sales team for information.
Our goal is to interconnect towards a better, harmonious, and prosperous future.
WIN Herăstrău has achieved the second place at the Annual Architecture Awards in the 'Built Architecture/Collective Housing Architecture' category.
The newest art space was recently inaugurated in the heart of Bucharest, aiming to 'bring art closer to the general public and contribute to the development and diversity of the artistic and cultural environment in Romania'.
On September 2-3, Constitution Square has become the stage for an exceptional motorsport festival, APEX SPEED FEST.
We hope to be a complement to the solid training and mentoring offered by their professors at UTCB", said Irina Stoenescu, Vice-President of the WIN Alliance.
Last night ended the 11th year of "Business Laws" with an edition about business brought to the level of art...or vice versa. We wish that by autumn, when we meet again, we will leave you with a warm smile, in tune with the weather outside, a smile that art has the gift of giving us.
WIN Gallery invites you to discover "The Cult of Detail", the new personal exhibition of Horia M. Roșca, a remarkable artist of Romanian origin settled in Germany for over three decades.
On June 18 a.c. the opening of the "Cult of Detail" exhibition took place, which brings to the public's attention the paintings of Horia M. Roșca, a remarkable artist of Romanian origin settled in Germany for over three decades, as well as some of the works of the sculptor Bogdan Hojbotă. The works can be admired and purchased until September 6, 2024.
