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Post Scriptum
Physical Changes of State Socialist Small Housing Estates in Budapest from their Construction to the Present Day
Text: Bence Bene Small housing estates were constructed across Budapest during the era of state socialism, characterized by diverse architectural and urban designs. They represent a unique, complex, and internationally under-researched layer of the post-war mass housing construction. Thirty-five years after the regime change, we can assess the success of these developments based on physical […]
Architecture at Close Quarters
Anna Heringer – Dominique Gauzin-Müller: Form Follows Love – Intuitive Architecture from Bangladesh to Europe Text: Lilla Lapinskas Anna Heringer is a leading figure in the type of contemporary architecture using local building materials, bridging the gap between traditional and contemporary industrial adobe architecture in both developed and marginalised regions. In her works she uses […]
Reális utópia
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VII. Nemzetközi Műemlékvédelmi Konferencia
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Pákei Lajos (1853–1921)
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Európa legjobb épületei. Mies van der Rohe Awards 2024.
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Európai Díj a Városi Közterekért 2024
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Balance, Monument, Practice
External Renovation of the Reformed Church of Fasor, Budapest Text: Piroska Varga Photos: Grafit Műterem The restoration of a church seems to be a simple and straightforward task of monument restoration. In such a case, we can usually not talk about a change of functions, missing parts, and the building can be thoroughly explored in […]
Pars Pro Toto
Historical Aspects of Church Architecture in the Inter-War Era Text: Zoltán Dragon This study draws conclusions concerning the problems of the whole range of Catholic liturgical spaces built between the two world wars on the basis of some sacral buildings located in Hungary. The churches built between the two world wars are the harbingers of […]
Catholic? Exotic?
Catholic Church Architecture and Oriental Forms in Interwar Hungary Text: Tamás Kiss Europe, with its Greco-Roman foundations and Christian religious and cultural roots, has been curiously looking to the East for inspiration ever since the Middle Ages. The encounters between Eastern and European civilizations have resulted in numerous architectural interactions over the centuries, to varying […]
The House of Assembly
The Spatial Implications of the Contemporary Sacral and Secular Uses of the Synagogue in Rumbach Sebestyén Street Text: Zoltán Major The post-war history of synagogues in historical Hungary is fairly diverse. In the Holocaust, the vast majority of the communities that belonged to the buildings were killed, and the majority of the society did not […]