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Ernö Goldfinger
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Ernö Goldfinger

Hungarian-born architect
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    LĂșcio Costa, and Hungarian architect Ernö Goldfinger. Projects varied as well as locations: design of unadorned rustic lodges in the French Alps (1938), kitchen prototypes for UnitĂ© d’Habitation in Marseille (1950) and Tokyo (1959), and commercial interiors for Air France in London (1958). Her final and largest project—the ski resort


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