Prakfalvi Endre: Architecture of Dictatorship. The Architecture of Budapest between 1945 and 1959 - Our Budapest (Budapest, 1999)
Top floor of the Csepel apprentice school munication transposed outside the mass of the construction provides for an unobstructed flow of internal movement on the individual floors. The kitchen, the cafeteria and the auditorium are on the eighth storey, which is set back to form a terrace. Removed from the mass of the building, the first-floor lecture hall forms a large protecting roof. In its entire mass as well as the particulars of the construction, the building is an exemplary specimen of the modern office-block ... the arrangement of its windows Part of the cafeteria 28
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