Magyar Építő to renovate grand hall in Museum of Fine Arts
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Hungarian construction company Magyar Építő won a tender for the renovation of a grand hall in Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts, with a net bid of HU 6.1 billion, beating LAKI Épületszobrász, KIPSZER and KÉSZ in the tender, Hungarian news agency MTI reported yesterday.
The hall has been closed to the public for 70 years but will reopen when a three-year renovation the museum is currently undergoing is completed, MTI said.
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