Works by Karoly Kos
“…even after his retirement, he continued to work in the Institute’s technical department.
The simple, almost square plan of the dwelling can be compared to the parsonage designs produced by Kós Károly during this period, such as the one for Mikefalva.
This multi-storey, L-shaped school building—one of the most significant commissions of Kós Károly’s later career—was intended to stand on a corner plot in the town.
Between 1953 and 1954, Kós Károly produced several sketch designs for a larger cultural center building on a corner plot along the main road.
The parsonage building designed by Kós Károly in 1914 was realized only decades later, in a modified form. Few sources are known concerning the original design.
The church in the village was renovated in 1935 (M. S. Cs.) with the involvement of Kós Károly. He had prepared plans for the church as early as 1911.
A design for a small rectangular house built of rubble stone and plastered on the inside.
A significant design that combines the church and the parsonage into a composition of interconnected pavilions, similar to the schools at Városmajor and Csíksomlyó.
Schematics drawings exist from 1955 and 1960. The completed building bears little resemblance to the available plans.
Both variants derive from the same ground plan and develop the same layout. A covered porch combined with a bell tower marks the entrance to the small prayer house.
Only the studio was completed
A structure to be erected in commemoration of the 520th anniversary of the victory at Bábolna of the Transylvanian Hussite–peasant uprising of 1437.
Kós Károly prepared four design variants for the church.
A design competition was announced for the planning of the church; it is not known whether Kós’s design was produced as a direct commission or as an entry for the competition.