In Sibiu, heritage and innovation met in a laboratory of ideas. The fifth edition of the Morphology Summer School, organized by the Culture Reserve Association, brought together architecture students from all over the country to explore the theme of “Limits” and rediscover Transylvanian vernacular architecture. From the farmhouses of the ASTRA Museum to the elegance of the Brukenthal Palace, the young people learned how the values ​​of the past can shape the architecture of the future. The project also included visits to the Ursuline Monastery and Portal Village Sibiel, where tradition blends with contemporary design. In the interview: arch. Ana Maria Crișan, initiator of the Morphology Summer School Alexandru Chituță, director of the Brukenthal Museum and responsible for cultural projects Anca Munteanu, founder of Portal Village Sibiel arch. Mircea Țibuleac, Union of Architects of Romania Report by the Casa Magazin team, broadcast on Digi24!