The shapely St Elefterie New Church, the Casin Monastery, the Victoria Palace, the Patriarchal Palace, the Telephone Palace and the Industries Ministry Palace in the Victoria Ave, the Commercial Academy, the Architecture Faculty, the Military Academy, the Faculty of Law, the Railway Palace and the monumental colonnade at the Nord Railway Station would add to the city's architectural dowry in the inter-bellum decades. It is the interval of time when the city's main squares - Universitatii, Romana, Rosetti - got their monumental look; The I.CBratianu and Take Ionescu Boulevards, sections of the Victoria Ave and the Carol Boulevard became bearers of the modernist manifesto in architecture. Bucharest is thus possessed of one of the most expressive and compact "reserves" of international style in Europe.
