Aniko Maria Gazda
General Information
Occupation: Architect
Date of Birth: January 01, 1933
Date of Death: January 01, 1990
Birth Country: Hungary
Resident City: Budapest
Resident Country: Hungary
Notes: based on her research at the National Heritage Conservation and Design Office, Gazda was commissioned in 1980 to complete an architectural evaluation of all Hungarian settlements. While photographing and documenting buildings in every Hungarian settlement, Gazda developed a special interest in synagogues and Jewish culture.
Archive/Repository: Photo Archive of KOH (The Ministry of Cultural Heritage)
Sources: http://www.osa.ceu.hu/files/mmcol/1/AG.html
Specialties
Subject: Documentation of Folk Architectural Monuments
Jobs
Employer: Nograd Country Planning Office
Title: Architect
Country: Hungary
End Date: January 01, 1961
Employer: LAKOTERV (The Residential Building Design Office)
Title: Architect
Country: Hungary
Employer: VATI (Urban Designing/Development and Research Institute)
Title: Architect
Country: Hungary
End Date: January 01, 1990
Notes: Gazda spent time working in the National Heritage Conservation and Design Office where she researched folk architectural monuments
Employer: Construction Company of the Second District
Title: Architect
City: Budapest
Country: Hungary
Collaborators
Apprenticeships
No apprenticeships on record
Awards
Exhibitions
Title: Rebuilding: Hungarian synagogues, prayer houses, prayer rooms 1980-1987
Description: an exhibition of selected photographs by Dr Aniko Gazda
Notes: organized by the Open Society Archives
Notable Projects
Country: delete
Education
Institution: University of Technology and Engineering
Department: Urban Development
Licensing
No licenses on record
Professional Affiliations
No affiliations on record
Publications By
Title: Synagogues in Hungary
Co-author: Laszlo Gero (ed.)
Date Published: January 01, 1989
Title: Synagogues and Jewish communities in Hungary: maps, sketches, data
Publisher: the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Judaism Research Group
Title: Responsibility for our historic values: village architecture and ways of its preservation
Co-author: Milijenka Fischer, Darja Radovic, Andrej Zmegac (eds)
Publication: International Meeting and Workshop, Architectural heritage in the Countryside
Page: 72-75
Date Published: January 01, 1991
Publications About
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