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Located in the ultra-central area of Bucharest, just 2 minutes walk from the Historical Centre, Calea Victoriei and Universitate metro station, the building is part of the architectural history of the city.
The initial construction was carried out in 1923-1924, according to the plans of the famous architect Paul Smarandescu. Throughout the time the building was used as an office building, housing in its 78 rooms the Letea Paper Factory, the Rador Orient Radio advertising agency, the Salzberg & Gronen tile factory, Bratianu Wines, the Bukarest Post newspaper, as well as offices of freelancers, engineers and doctors.

In an interpretation, in accordance with the new destination and the current construction and safety standards, the building was subjected to a process of consolidation and refurbishment, with strict compliance with the rules of architectural protection. The team of builders, architects, planners and investors carefully follow the enhancement of the history in a modern interpretation. The new function of the building will be as an aparthotel, restaurant and commercial spaces, the building acquiring a recreational function.