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work_foiebc6zwvcvvht5lz322csdva	András Ferkai	National identity in Hungarian architecture and the shaping of Budapest	2010	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3157	173	56	counter intention: to provide architecture with a distinctive character as an expression of Hungarian nationality in a modern sense. Budapest, followed by presentation of the concepts of the national style with reference to the example of buildings erected in the capital city and a brief discussion of Keywords: Budapest, architecture, national style, Imre Henszlmann, Frigyes Feszl, The age of Romanticism made possible the birth of an architectural work deliberately national in style. While Feszl's attempt remained unique in his time, the 1890s saw the renaissance of national style in architecture. Lechner's program to establish an architecture that is modern and has a national character was acceptable for the next generation of architects, as well. stated in 1919 that by the eve of World War I the program of national style in architecture had lost its validity (Ligeti, 1919, 27). Changes in the concept of 'national' in the Hungarian architecture of the inter-war period).	./cache/work_foiebc6zwvcvvht5lz322csdva.pdf	./txt/work_foiebc6zwvcvvht5lz322csdva.txt