Works by Karoly Kos

“And then in autumn (1913), I obtained my most significant architectural commission up to this point, and in an entirely peculiar way as well, the duties as designer and construction overseer f

This was the largest hospital pavilion, with a symmetrical arrangement and an upper story.

This was a single-story building with a symmetrical ground plan. The entrances opened from separate terraces on either side of the central section that projected outward from the main façade.

This is a single-story pavilion with a T-shaped ground plan.

The distinctive elements of the main façade of this two-story building were the two Voysey-style gables that symmetrically framed the recessed central section containing the main entrance.