Ferenc Török

architect
Budapest, 22 October 1936 – Budapest, 10 September 2021
Full member of the Hungarian Academy of Arts (2011–2021)
“Perhaps my style is somewhat adaptive, but architecture is always about adaption as well – perhaps it is precisely those who adapt that create the harmony of the greater whole.”
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2015
governmental award

Artist of the Nation

The top prize in the hierarchical system of art awards, granted to Kossuth Prize-winning artists over 65 who have created significant value in their artistic field. By law, no more than seventy artists may hold it simultaneously.

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1997
governmental award

Pro Architectura Award

Award granted to individuals, legal entities, or communities for activities promoting Hungarian architectural culture, creating quality built environments, preserving architectural values, shaping architectural thinking, and achieving outstanding results in line with the goals of national architectural policy.

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1995
governmental award

Kossuth Prize

The highest Hungarian state decoration for the cultivation and preservation of Hungarian culture.

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1993
governmental award

Pro Architectura Award

Award granted to individuals, legal entities, or communities for activities promoting Hungarian architectural culture, creating quality built environments, preserving architectural values, shaping architectural thinking, and achieving outstanding results in line with the goals of national architectural policy.

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1983
governmental award

Ybl Miklós Award

The most prestigious national professional award for architectural activity.

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1952
governmental award

Pro Architectura Award

Award granted to individuals, legal entities, or communities for activities promoting Hungarian architectural culture, creating quality built environments, preserving architectural values, shaping architectural thinking, and achieving outstanding results in line with the goals of national architectural policy.

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