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Cetate 4 Victoriei sq.

Ernő Neuhausz Palace

Completion date:

1912

  • Architect: László Székely
  • Former Owner: Ernő Neuhaus
  • Construction authorization: October 26, 1910
  • Property type: Private property
  • Protection type: Architectural Ensemble
    Urban assemble "Corso"
    TM-II-a-A-06115
  • Main arch. style Art Nouveau/Secession
  • Other arch. styles Historicist/Eclectic
  • Current condition Good
  • Planimetry Rectangular Complex
  • No. of levels 4
  • Current functions Restaurant
    Store/Supermarket
    Multiple property
    Other




Ernő Neuhausz Palace is an essential part of the ensemble of Secession-style palaces in Victoriei Square, one of the city’s main landmarks. Built by local entrepreneur Ernő Neuhausz in 1910, the building is situated in a continuous street-front of monumental Secession buildings, being neighboured by the Lloyd and Arnold Merbl Palaces. Having a commercial ground floor and three upper stories of apartments for rent, the building is notable through the artistic composition of its façade, typical of the second phase of the Secession movement: geometrical and simplified ornamentation, with subtle alternations of texture on the façade. The oversized pediment stands out, being analogous with the two oversized oriel windows, which are connected through a series of loggias.

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Cetate 4 Victoriei sq.

Ernő Neuhausz Palace

Illustration by Ovidiu Batista

Authors of this file:

Research & text: Mihai Moldovan

Field research & mapping: Vlad Pată

Translation into English: Dragoș Nuță

Photographer: Aleksandru Grigore

Last modified: 1 year ago

Published on: 22 November 2021

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