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Reconstruction of the Synagogue in Rumbach Sebesty\u00e9n Street<\/strong><\/p>\n

Architects: Tam\u00e1s K\u0151nig, P\u00e9ter Wagner <\/strong>
\nText: Vilmos Katona <\/strong>
\nPhotos: J\u00f3zsef Hajd\u00fa <\/strong><\/p>\n

An early Art Nouveau style synagogue is the one and only design by Otto Wagner which has been actually built in Hungary. Standing in Rumbach Sebesty\u00e9n Street, this prayer house was built in a Moresque style with every detail influenced by Oriental arts. The floor plan is octagonal, the interior evokes the vaultings of monasteries accentuating the centrally positioned bima. The core of the building is focussed on the closed courtyard. In its present-day reconstructed condition it appears as if there has been no changes on its design for the past 150 or so years, but it does not only have religious functions: the central space does not only hosts masses but also concerts, the gallery houses a museum, the street front on the upper levels and the loft contains exhibition rooms and offices. The street front storeys are connected by a lift and stairs on each side. The sides of the passages opening to the street contain large spacious rooms that are opened into one another, whilst the side towards the synagogue houses office rooms. One of the connecting bridges leads above the choir of the prayer house opposite the ark across the atmosphere of 150 years.<\/p>\n

Leading architects: Tam\u00e1s K\u0151nig DLA, P\u00e9ter Wagner DLA<\/strong>
\nAssistant architects: \u00c1d\u00e1m Rimely, \u00c1gnes Holts\u00e1g <\/strong>
\nConsultant architect: Istv\u00e1n Zalka <\/strong>
\nProjekt architects: M\u00e1rk Perj\u00e9s, L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Ugrin <\/strong>
\nArt historians: Ferenc D\u00e1vid\u2020, J\u00f3zsef Sisa <\/strong>
\nStructure: Elem\u00e9r K\u0151nig, Ern\u0151 Z\u00e1mb\u00f3 <\/strong>
\nBuilding diagnostics: Ern\u0151 Z\u00e1mb\u00f3, Kolos Marcell <\/strong>
\nHVAC: Lajos Erhardt, P\u00e9ter Erhardt, Edit Seres <\/strong>
\nElectrical engineering: Ferenc R\u00e9vhegyi, Ferenc Rajkai <\/strong>
\nLow-voltage current: Gyula Bosch <\/strong>
\nTechnical management: \u00c1kos V\u00e1radi <\/strong>
\nGarden designer: \u00c1gnes Holts\u00e1g <\/strong>
\nEnvironment: R\u00f3bert Csott, L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Ily\u00e9s <\/strong>
\nAcoustics: R\u00f3bert Csott <\/strong>
\nHistorical interiors: Korn\u00e9l Baliga <\/strong>
\nMuseum and service interiors: L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Gergely <\/strong>
\nFire protection: Antal B\u00e1rsony, R\u00f3bert Kov\u00e1cs <\/strong>
\nHospitality technology: \u00c1gnes Straub <\/strong>
\nSpecial movements: B\u00e1lint Antal Korponai <\/strong>
\nElevator: Mikl\u00f3s T\u00f3th <\/strong>
\nInsulation: Attila K\u00f6vesi <\/strong><\/p>\n

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