This monograph discusses the Bohus Palace in Arad, highlighting its significance as an iconic Art Nouveau building and its role as a central hub for economic, social, and cultural life in the early 20th century. The text explores the history of the Bohus family, their influence in the region, and the architectural design and features of the palace, including its pioneering use of reinforced concrete. It also describes the building's neighbors, its evolution over time, the various businesses and institutions it housed, including a notable cinema, and the artists who resided in its studios, while acknowledging its current state of disrepair and the challenges surrounding its restoration. Recorded by Puskel Péter. In English by Gabr ...