Vasalóház

The Vasalóház building displays ornate decorations featuring natural motifs, curved lines, and detailed patterns across its entire facade constructed in 1913.

Architect Lipót Baumhorn designed this structure during a period when Hungarian architecture sought to establish its own identity separate from Austrian influences.

The building's design elements reflect the Hungarian architectural movement that incorporated local traditions and patterns into modern structural forms.

Located near the center of Szeged, the building maintains its original exterior features while housing commercial establishments on its ground level.

The structure's architectural elements include specific Hungarian decorative patterns that differ from the Viennese Secession movement of the same period.

Location: Szeged

Inception: 1913

Architects: Lipót Baumhorn

Architectural style: secessionist architecture in Hungary

GPS coordinates: 46.25500,20.15028

Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:54