Veszter Gábor: Villas in Budapest. From the compromise of 1867 to the beginning of World War II - Our Budapest (Budapest, 1997)

The villa of Jenő Dálnoki Kovács. This villa was named the best villa at the 1933 Triennial in Milan XII., Lejtő utca 2/A

ing up the whole length of the living room; its semi-circular shape is taken up again in somewhat smaller proportions by the staircase wall on the west faqade. The architect himself described this villa as follows in the specialised periodical Tér és Forma in 1932: Villa with a structure of reinforced concrete at the corner of Lejtő utca. It turns away from the north-facing street, most of its windows being oriented to the south and looking on the garden and the Sas Hill. Access from the basement,

The back faqade of Lejtő utca 2th

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