While the people of Subotica admire the well-arranged passage that is beautified with the portrait of the city's first trained architect, at the same time, not far away, bulldozers are demolishing the building designed by him. In real life, they were not contemporaries, separated by more than seven decades. Now their portraits are facing each other. Maria Theresa, the Austro-Hungarian empress who ruled in the middle of the 18th century, [...]
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While the people of Subotica admire the well-arranged passage that is beautified with the portrait of the city's first trained architect, at the same time, not far away, bulldozers are demolishing the building designed by him. In real life, they were not contemporaries, separated by more than seven decades. Now their portraits are facing each other. Maria Theresa, the Austro-Hungarian empress who ruled in the middle of the 18th century, [...]