K. Pintér Tamás: Budapest Architectura. 1900.

On the basis of houses and other buildings of cultural value still standing today and in a condition which enables them still to convey an aesthetic meaning, this book offers an insight into the state of arch texture as practiced in Budapest at the beginning of our century.
The buildings which have been selected for this purpose reflect the trend in architectural style at the turn of the century. A style which in everyday Hungarian is known as "secession". Of the hundred or so buildings illustrated here, some will be seen to be of considerable cultural significance whilst others are examples representative of the average.
The individual buildings are illustrated by means of photograph; to show their present state, as well as by copies of the original plan, obtained either from the archives or from technical journals published at that time.