Zárt ház

Belgrád rakpart 27.

+15

  • Architect:

    Hültl Dezső

  • Built:

    1902, 1903, 1904

  • Build by:

    Vagyontalan Hivatalnokok Árváinak Alapja

  • Builder:

    Kondor és Feledi

  • Function:

    lakóház, hostel

  • Opening hours:

    SZOMBAT–VASÁRNAP 10:00–16:00

  • Researched:

    2017

  • Parcel Number:

    23857

  • Second address:

    Molnár utca 1., Irányi utca 2–4., Március 15. tér 9.

  • Photo:

    Szokodi Bea

  • Research:

    Reinisch Orsolya

  • Volunteers:

    Hegyi Dóra, Matuz Edina, Luis Garcia Prado, Nagy Gergely, Székács István

Description

The grandiose stairway of the representative building does not call the image of an ordinary residential house. Famous residents, such as Gedeon Ráday, Minister for Internal Affairs, István Mácsai painter, Béla Szakcsi Lakatos jazz-pianist and István Eörsi, author. The history of the house is also in close connection with the nearby Elizabeth Bridge.

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