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Miklós Hofer

Miklós Hofer (8 May 1931 – 10 January 2011) was a Hungarian architect. Hofer was born in Bozsok, Hungary. He undertook his undergraduate studies at the Budapest Technical University in 1954 and gained a master's degree in 1958.

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Miklós Hofer

Office Building in Budapest District V, on Széchenye Square (former F.D.Roosevelt Square), the so-called «Spenótház» (~Spinach-House). Present state, after a reconstruction in 2002-2006).

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Name
Miklós Hofer
Born
8 May 1931
Birthplace
Bozsok, Hungary
Died
10 January 2011
Place of death
Budapest, Hungary
Education
Technical University of Budapest
Nationality
Hungary
Occupation
architect
Honours
Ybl Miklós Prize · Széchenyi Prize

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Miklós Hofer (8 May 1931 – 10 January 2011) was a Hungarian architect. Hofer was born in Bozsok, Hungary. He undertook his undergraduate studies at the Budapest Technical University in 1954 and gained a master's degree in 1958.

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