Palace of Culture

The Palace of Culture is an edifice positioned within the centre of Targu Mure? Romania. The building homes the Mure? County Library, the Mure? County Museum, and the State Philharmonic of Targu Mures. The Palace of Culture of Târgu Mure? is listed in the National Register of Historic Monuments. The Palace of Culture become constructed among 1911 and 1913 to the request of mayor Gyorgy Bernady via Marcell Komor 1868-1944 and Dezso Jakab 1864-1932. The opposition for constructing the Palace of Culture turned into gained by way of Komor and Jakab with their two-floor plan. Only later to the request of mayor Bernády Gyorgy the development become accelerated to 3 flooring. Construction started in 1911 and lasted until 1913 while the inside decorations have been finished.

The Art Nouveau edifice, designed in Secession style, has 3 homes: the principle building, the proper constructing and the left constructing. Above of the Entrance Hall is the Mirrors' Hall, placed on the first ground of the constructing. With a ability of seven-hundred seats, the multifunctional Concert Hall paperwork the imperative part of the constructing. Its height corresponds to the 3 degrees of the constructing. With greater than 200 seats, the Small Hall, superbly embellished with floral motifs, is used for cultural and clinical conferences, and for various recitals and concert events.