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The New Hegyvidék Art Gallery, Budapest Architects: Zoltán Kalászi, Márton Pintér Text: Szilvia Molnár Photos: Balázs Máté Founded by the local government of District XII, Budapest, Hegyvidék Art Gallery started its activities in 1998 at No. 16 Városmajor Street. In 2014 it was obvious that it is going to move from its home which was […]

Chapel in Hegyközszentimre Architect: Péter Wagner Text: István Szövényi Photos: Péter Wagner The chapel was built in a picturesque environment on the edge of the cemetery in the village of Hegyközszentimre. This is the site where Prince Imre the only son of the first Hungarian King, St Stephen died after receiving fatal wounds in an […]

The Reconstruction of the Synagogue in Subotica Architects: Marcell Komor, Dezső Jakab (1902), Gordana Prčić Vujnović (2018) Text and photos: Rudolf Klein After decades of patchwork renovations, the synagogue in Subotica was gorgeously renovated in international co-operation in the past few decades. The World Monument Fund gave both moral and financial support to catalyse the […]

Katyń Museum, Warsaw Architects: Jan Belina-Brzozowsk, Konrad Grabowiecki, Jerzy Kalina, Krzysztof Lang Text: Eszter Götz Photos: Juliusz Sokolowski Katyn Museum is there to commemorate a painful episode of Polish history which took place during the World War II when over a twenty thousands of Polish military officers and state officials were brutally murdered by the […]