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For the first half of the century there are not any attesting documents to provide a real and detailed image of the city,but only fragments,duplicates of some plans located in Moscow or Vienna;only after forming Borroczyn Plan (1846-1852), that we can elaborate a real analysis of what has changed in Bucharest, during the past six decades since the accomplishment of the XVIIIth century final plan. In the middle of the XIXth century (1856),the Austrian marshal De Fligely compiles, due to the Walach lord Barbu Ећtirb...

In the early Nineteenth Century (1803-1805), is drawn a plan of the central area of Bucharest, from Mihai Voda area to bridge the current Union Square (Piata Unirii). This plan was made due to disputes arising between riparian Dambovi?a on artificial watercourse diversion. The city plan from 1806, made by the General Harting (Russian commander), is entitled "The Plan of Bucharest camp situation, made in 1807 by the civil engineering department attached to the army under General Michelson cavalry." The plan has a s...