Zádor Anna: Neoclassical Pest - Our Budapest (Budapest, 1993)

pilasters. Opposite this house on the corner of Nádor utca and József Attila utca we find Mihály Pollack’s own house (József A. u. 6), which was to have been a family residence. He himself never lived in it. Its beautiful flush facade articulation was not spoiled even when one more storey was added. Once inside the visitor is greeted with the carefully constructed series of an entrance hall, vestibule and staircase.

Originally, the Kehrer House (1826), built by Hild, was a two-storey building, but in 1833 it was expanded when a further one storey was added. The Derra House on the corner of Október 6. utca and József Attila utca (József A. u. 16) is still in existence. Originally, Hild built it as a two-storey house. However, during the flood of 1838 its corner fell off and when it was reconstructed Hild heightHeinrich House, facade

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