Social realist train station 1960’s-1970’s North side of Lake Balaton, Hungary

An other example of Social Realist architecture. These functional buildings was built for the working class people, now it’s rented out for students who came from the countryside to Budapest to study.

Location: Hungary, Napraforgó street, Budapest, District 2 - the homes designed by famous Hungarian Art Deco and Bauhaus architects are under the protection of the world heritage association in this street. Must visit once in a lifetime .

Condo building at the suburbs around Budapest, Hungary. Social realism is the term used for work produced by architects, painters, printmakers, photographers, writers and filmmakers that aims to draw attention to the real socio-political conditions of the working class as a means to critique the power structures behind these conditions. While the movement's characteristics vary from nation to nation, it almost always utilizes a form of descriptive or critical realism. Taking its roots from European Realism, Social Realism aims to reveal tensions between an oppressive, hegemonic force and its victims. These buildings typically built for social and factory workers at the early 1970's.

View to the port with pool

Amersfoort, NL

Parc Gautier old Villa

This is a great example of combining old gothic architecture elements with contemporary ideas especially with 21st century laser art what brings a visual joy into Regensburg in Germany ! The square was crowded with locals and visitors ! Smartphones up ! Great memory back in 2019 when we were able to travel ... Share this wonderful video with fellow art and design lovers

This is a great example of combining old gothic architecture elements with contemporary ideas especially with 21st century laser art what brings a visual joy into Regensburg in Germany ! The square was crowded with locals and visitors ! Smartphones up ! Great memory back in 2019 when we were able to travel ...

North side of Lake Balaton 1933

North side of Lake Balaton 1933