Brutalism in Hungary

Hungary's postwar architecture ranged from standardized socialist housing to remarkable individual works, and its concrete churches are among the most surprising, since religious building was rare under state socialism. The All Saints Parish Church (Farkasréti Mindenszentek Plébániatemplom) (1977) in Buda belongs to this small group of late modern sacred buildings. Beyond churches, Hungarian architects of the 1960s and 1970s produced bold concrete cultural centers, bus stations and resort buildings, a heritage now being reassessed after decades of neglect.