At Makó, the refurbished Onion House was reopened to the public in an official ceremony. Refurbishment was carried out with support from the Ministry of Human Capacities, using resources of the Imre Makovecz Fund.… tovább
Read moreFollowing a joint assessment by the Government and the Foundation, the following construction projects were approved for implementation using resources of the Fund:
Buildings to be refurbished:
Dobogókő – Zsindelyes Guest House (ski house)
Sárospatak – Árpád Vezér Grammar School and Youth Hostel
Solymár – Waldorf kindergarten
New buildings to be constructed based on existing designs:
Budapest – Pesterzsébet Calvinist Church
Kaposvár – Bell house
Mátészalka – Képes Coffee House
Sárospatak – Refurbishment of drinking fountains
Visegrád – Feketehegy chapel… tovább
The Makovecz Center and Archives in Budapest was originally built as a family house. Imre Makovecz built it for himself and his wife.… tovább
Read moreIn Government decree 2022/2015, the Government of Hungary declared that this Centre should serve the living intellect of Imre Makovecz. To implement the underlying functions, the Government partnered with the Hungarian Academy of Arts that signed a contract with the Imre Makovecz Foundation on operating the Centre.… tovább
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