Works by Karoly Kos

This exceptionally important villa, built almost entirely of solid log construction, was tragically destroyed by fire in 1986.

In January 1933, the young Unitarian congregation of Brașov approached Károly Kós through the mediation of Kálmán Kovács, a teacher from Cluj, regarding the design of a new church.

The two-storey building that had stood on the same site, with semicircular windows on the ground floor, was demolished by the Calvinist Church in 1992–1993, and the Reménység Háza (House of Hope) w

Kós Károly’s original design is striking in that the building simultaneously presents two contrasting façades: an asymmetrical eastern front characteristic of his work, and a symmetrical western fa