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Enclaves of Expression: Resistance by Young Architects to the Physical and Psychological Control of Expression in Romania during the 1980s

Abstract The eighties and early nineties bore witness to the gradual conclusion of a number of political regimes. This paper explores the work of various young Romanian architects and groups who, from the early eighties onwards, questioned current orthodoxies in architecture around them as protests against repression under the monolithic Ceausescu regime. It offers a glimpse, a fragment, of the wider “milieu of resistance” in Romania at this time, and reflects on the intention and value of such liminal enterprises through tracing their stories both from before the 1989 revolution and after.