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February 8, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Rumbach Synagogue in Budapest

SPSandra Panzner

Key Points

  • To explore the significance of architecture in identity formation and the impact of adaptive reuse on buildings.
  • Analysis of the architectural features of the Rumbach Synagogue
  • Evaluation of the building's role as both a sacred space and a museum
  • Discussion of the broader societal implications of adaptive reuse in architecture
  • The restored Rumbach Synagogue enhances cultural identity among local and visiting communities.
  • Adaptive reuse of the Synagogue fosters a dialogue between historical and contemporary architecture.
  • The dual function as a sacred space and museum broadens its appeal and relevance.

Abstract

Since 2021, the restored Rumbach Synagogue in Budapest has served both as a sacred building and as a museum. What role does architecture play today, at a time when questions of identity in Europe remain as vital as ever? And what impact does adaptive reuse have on architecture?

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Sandra Panzner (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6988291e0fc35cd7a8849210https://doi.org/10.25355/9k9q-0062
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