The President of the Architects' Order, Emil Ivănescu, draws attention to the way many public constructions are carried out through tenders based on the lowest price criterion, considering that this method is inadequate for complex works.

Emil Ivănescu, the president of the Architects' Order in Bucharest, emphasizes that many essential public constructions are carried out through tenders based on the lowest price criterion, a practice unsuitable for complex works. He praises the administrations that choose solution competitions for projects such as Kiseleff Park, highlighting the importance of collaboration between architects, engineers, and clients to achieve quality architecture. Ivănescu stresses that poor design leads to substandard results.