Orbán's Architect Would Be Happy if Hatvanpuszta Were Also Opened to the Public, because "There Is No Question of Senseless Luxury"
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According to the chief architect of Hatvanpuszta, the estate belongs 100 percent to Győző Orbán, and behind the famous bookcase is "just a wine cellar."
He thinks that would make it clear that it's not about luxury.
Hatvanpuszta has been a topic of domestic public discourse for years: the imposing manor house associated with Győző Orbán was criticized even during the planning phase. Due to the demolition of the listed buildings in the area, the Hungarian Chamber of Architects suspended the membership of the architect who designed it. The billion-dollar construction was also criticized, and the destruction of the zebras living on the estate caused public out…
According to Dániel Taraczky, there is no question of "meaningless luxury".
According to Dániel Taraczky, there is no point in pointless luxury. The post Orbán's architect: I would like Hatvanpuszta to be opened to the public first appeared on 24.hu.
The bigger someone imagines, the better I can assert myself as an architect – says Dániel Taraczky, the designer of Hatvanpuszta, who recently chatted with Viktor Orbán in Serbia, and confirmed details that were revealed in the HVG article series about the buildings. The architect reacted to the ban by the chamber, but also told how his career took off and what he is doing now, after the fall of NER.
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