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"The rapid pace of change in Chinese urban landscapes has led to a resurge in interest in the architectural heritage of the "bourgeois era". The Hungarian architect László Hudec, best known for the Grand Hotel in Shanghai (1931-34), is being rediscovered as a pioneer of Chinese modernism. János Gerle recalls the life and work of the technical and stylistic virtuouso" (János Gerle). Read more at Eurozine.