Alfréd Hajós

1878–1955 (age 77)

Biography

Alfréd Hajós brought clarity and grace to his architectural designs, ensuring public buildings reflected the aspirations of a modern Hungary.

He balanced form with function, welcoming citizens into inspiring spaces, and his legacy endures at the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery where he rests.

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