Reformed church, Budapest District VII, Reformed church in Budapest District VII, Hungary
The Reformed Church in Budapest District VII shows features of Hungarian folk architecture with traditional forms in a modern structural design. The building combines craft elements with contemporary construction and fills its space with clear presence.
Architect Aladár Árkay completed this church in 1913, when Budapest was expanding fast and many new buildings appeared. The building belongs to a generation of structures that gave form to modern thinking while keeping folk traditions.
The stained glass inside comes from artist Miksa Roth and shows how Protestant traditions blend with Hungarian craftsmanship. These windows shape the feeling when you enter the church and give the space a special quality.
The building stands at Városligeti fasor 7 and regularly welcomes visitors during services and for those interested in its architecture. The location is easy to reach, and you can view the exterior and design from outside without needing entry.
The building carries monument number 859 and is an early example of how folk art entered religious construction of the 20th century. Its design shows how native traditions and new building methods can fit together.
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