Rezső Nay

1853–1907 (age 54)

Biography

Rezső Nay exercised his architectural vision to shape buildings that respected tradition while embracing the energy of modern Budapest, leaving behind a legacy of thoughtful proportions and civic pride.

His careful hand guided many projects until his passing, and he lies at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where visitors remember his craftsmanship and dedication to the cityscape.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

Scheiberné Bernáth, Lívia
1921–2007 (age 86)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Scheiberné Bernáth, Lívia (1921–2007) was a Hungarian Judaic scholar.
Zsigmond Reichard
1863–1916 (age 53)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Judge Zsigmond Reichard brought fairness and humanity to the courtroom throughout his career.
Sándor Alpár
1892–1943 (age 51)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Sándor Alpár was a graphic designer whose work brought clarity and elegance to public expression.
Aniko Maria Gazda
1933–1990 (age 57)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Aniko Maria Gazda was a Hungarian architect whose innovative designs contributed to the development of contemporary arch...
Károly Preis
1870–1950 (age 80)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Márton Garas
1885–1930 (age 45)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Márton Garas shaped early Hungarian screenwriting with a dignified, observant voice.