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Hungarian architect and educator
András Vikár
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András Vikár, DLA (born 26 August 1953), is a Hungarian architect, educator, member of the Budapest Chamber of Architecture Planning committee. He was born in Budapest.

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  1. "Magyar Építész Kamara weboldala". www.mek.hu (in Hungarian). Magyar Építész Kamara (MÉK). Retrieved 20 January 2019.


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