Carlton Bloc

Carlton Bloc
General information
Status	Demolished
Location	Bucharest, Romania
Estimated completion	1932
Demolished	1940
Height
Roof	47 m (154 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	14

Carlton Bloc (Romanian: Blocul Carlton) was a residential bloc located in Bucharest, Romania.^[1] Having a height of 47 metres (154 ft) it was among the tall buildings of the capital until it was destroyed by the November 10, 1940 earthquake. It was the tallest bloc in Bucharest between 1932 and 1934.

External links

↑ "Bucureşti, 1977: înainte şi după" (in Romanian). Evenimentul Zilei. 2009-08-08. Retrieved 2009-08-09.

Tall buildings in Romania

Built	Administrative Palace Anchor Plaza Asmita Gardens Basarab Tower BCR Tower Sibiu Blocul Sârbesc BOS Tower BRD Tower Bucharest BRD Tower Cluj-Napoca BSE Tower Bucharest Corporate Center Business Development Center Bucharest Bucharest Financial Plaza Bucharest Tower Center Bucharest Telephone Palace Casa Presei Libere CCIR Building Charles de Gaulle Plaza City Gate Towers Euro Tower Foișorul de Foc Griro Tower Hotel Best Western Park Hotel Continental Sibiu Hotel Continental Timisoara Hotel Europa Iaşi Hotel Golden Tulip Sibiu Howard Johnson Hotel Hotel Moldova Iaşi Hotel Pullman Bucharest Hotel Ramada Sibiu Hotel Unirea Iaşi InterContinental Bucharest Iuliu Maniu at Virtuţii Bloc Millennium Business Center Monte Carlo Palace Nusco Tower Olympia Tower Oracle Tower Bucharest Palace of the Parliament Palas Residential Tower Iaşi Pantelimon at B-dul Chişinău Bloc Pantelimon at Şoseaua Iancului Petre Andrei University Tower Iaşi PGV Tower Pipera Business Tower Premium Plaza Rin Grand Hotel TVR Tower UpGround UN Plaza Fructus Tower

Under construction	Cathedral Plaza Cefin Tower Crystal Tower Dana Complex Dâmboviţa Center Europa Group Towers Flamenco Residences Floreasca City Center Hotel Euroil Monaco Towers Open Sky Residence Piraeus Bank Tower Romfelt Plaza Royal Tower Iaşi Sema Parc Hotel Sigma Towers Sky Towers Uranus Plaza Victoria Complex

By city	Bucharest

Coordinates: 44°26′15″N 26°06′03″E / 44.437506°N 26.100904°E / 44.437506; 26.100904

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