Henrik Telkes
(b. Henrik Rosenthal, 1881, Sânnicolau Mare, Austria-Hungary - 1964, Timişoara)Architect and manufacturer
Projects made in Timisoara
A prolific architect in the years 1910-1912, the buildings he designed are characterized by an elegant geometric Secession style, with well-proportioned and discreet decorations. The statues and bas-reliefs on the facades of the Löffler Palace are impressive.
Photos from the architect's folder, published with the permission of Mrs. Marika Nicolin, the architect's daughter
Kovács Pharmacy Palace, 1910, pharmacist Anton Nägele, the first owner, sold it in 1917 to pharmacist Aladár Kovács. Dacilor Street no. 10.
Csermák twin houses, 1911. Iuliu Maniu Street no. 36
Report house (with commercial spaces on the ground floor) Miksa Róna, later Arthur Kincs, 1911. Romani Square no. 2 / Ștefan cel Mare Street no. 4
Róna House/Kincs. Detail
Report house Katalin Panits, 1911. Regele Carol I Boulevard no. 19
Katalin Panits House. Detail
Ágoston Gálgon Palace or Rooster House, 1911. The plans are signed by Eng. Jenö Klein, an entrepreneur, who probably led the construction work. Eugeniu de Savoya Street no. 9
Miksa (Max) Brück Palace, 1911. Iuliu Maniu Boulevard no. 40
Löffler Palace, 1912. Victoriei Square no. 1
Baron Béla Gudenus Palace, 1912. Gojdu Street no. 7
Löffler Palace. Photo from 2017
