Chitila Town Police Headquarters
Demolition of a seismically vulnerable building and construction of a new GF+2F headquarters for the Chitila Town Police, sized for 100 officers, with photovoltaic panels and EV charging stations.
The project involved demolishing the former Chitila Town Police headquarters, a deteriorated building with seismic risk, and constructing a new building on the same 1,113 sqm site for the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Police (IGPR). The completion handover took place in April 2026.
Key data
- Height regime: ground floor + 2 floors (second floor set back)
- Area: almost 1,300 sqm
- Capacity: a staff of 100 police officers
- Importance class I (buildings with essential functions)
- 14 parking spaces, 3 of them with electric vehicle charging stations
Layout
- Ground floor: public reception area (waiting room, registry) and technical rooms
- First floor: offices for operational staff, locker rooms and a staff gym
- Second floor (set back): management offices, conference room, dining room and rest areas
The building also includes an armoury and an integrated dispatch centre.
Technical solutions
- Rigid-box foundation and reinforced concrete frame structure
- Ventilated façade with fibre-cement cladding
- Aluminium joinery with burglar-resistant, solar-control glazing
- High-performance thermal and acoustic insulation, efficient HVAC systems
- Photovoltaic panel system to reduce grid energy consumption
- Landscaped grounds with green areas
