The local municipality commissioned Imre Makovecz in 2007 to design a clinic and outpatient care centre to extend the capacity thereof from eight to eighteen offices. Imre Makovecz prepared a freehand design sketch, a layout plan and a visual design which he then passed on to members of the Roving Architects Office for further elaboration and building permit and implementation planning.

The 1991 assignment encompassed the conversion and extension of the Public Welfare Institution building by the main road, a structure accentuated by a tower and originally designed by Tibor Heil. Behind it is the 7/24 Doctor’s Office and the single storey Elderly Care Home, with the new Outpatient Care Centre in between the two, directly connecting the existing buildings.

The stylised human heads on the façade were perhaps inspired by the anthropomorphic headboards of Szatmárcseke, communicating our ancient traditions.

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