royal palace of buda castleIt was designed by Alajos Osman in the Neo-Baroque Art Nouveau style and was completed at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The ornate exterior and interior, its vastness and unparalleled location made this palace one of the most attractive royal residences in Europe. The complex was severely damaged during World War II, and since the 1960s it has been rebuilt in a simplified form, with the remaining decorations removed and in memory of the National Huisman Plan. Facebook page.
As part of the national houseman programthe palace will soon be restored to its original appearance and most of its interior spaces will be rebuilt. write Magyar Nemzet.
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The enfilade, a series of halls that run around the ground floor and connect to each other for hundreds of meters, will also be reborn, making fragmented parts of the building passable and accessible again.
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In addition to restored historical and sacred spaces,
Visitors can enjoy special exhibitions, art galleries, cafes, gift shops, bookstores, children’s worlds, family centers, and educational spaces.
they wrote.
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Reconstruction work will continue in St. George’s Square after the construction of the southern connector building. It was opened Experts are already working on the reconstruction of the north wing of St. George’s Square and will continue working towards the south. Work on the refurbishment of the ballroom building will soon begin, and plans are already underway to renovate the dome, baroque wing and south wing, which will house the palace’s education centre.
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Alajos Huisman (1847 – 1926) was one of the best known and most employed architects of the fin de siècle. The public buildings, private houses, villas, castles, and palaces he designed greatly contributed to the image of Budapest, which at the time was rapidly developing and becoming an international city. Hausmann is credited with contributing to the design and/or construction of the New York Palace, the Hungarian Parliament, St. Stephen’s Hospital, and the Royal Palace of Buda Castle.
Alajos Huisman.via photo Wikipedia.
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