Semmelweis University Theoretical Block, Budapest spo-disabled The jar that preserves summer

The jar that preserves summer

which in ’90 was added by the capital city

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Semmelweis University Theoretical Block, Budapest spo-disabled The jar that preserves summerArchitect: Gedeon Gerlczy, Ern Sdi, Lszl Wgner Year of building: 1971 1978 The tower building of the university named after Ignc Semmelweis, The Savior of Mothers, was designed by three architects of IPARTERV. With its height of 89 meters, the Semmelweis University Theoretical Block in Nagyvrad Square, Budapest (also known as NET) qualified as the highest public building in Budapest for a long time. Learn more about the story of this iconic building