The site is located in the Corvin quarter; on the corner of Futó utca and Práter utca; next to the Corvin quarter shopping mall and a lower, hundred-years-old building. The architectural situation is complex; the building is on the edge…
The second phase of the PPKE Faculty of Information Technology was opened in december 2004. The closed mass is a real strong architectural statement in itself, a composition that was created with a radical, but clear approach. leading architect: Mihály BALÁZS architects: Tamás…
The new building is on a site of the former Volga (later Ibis) hotel – an emblematic building of its time designed by József Finta in 1971, but its rigid structural system was not flexible enought for the new function,…
The Kocka bar is located in the heart of the entertainment district of Budapest, in the busy junction of a pedestrian walkway and the bar-street of Kazinczy utca. Its freestanding situation is unique in the surrounding, and the monolithic cubic…
The building developed from the 19th century. It became the property of the Heart of Jesus Nuns Association in the 1930’s. It was partly reconstructed according to their demands. It has been hit during the war. After the secularization it…
In Budapest, Ferencváros, at the corner of Liliom and Tűzoltó Street a former riding hall can be found, built between 1845-46 as part of the Maria Theresa Barrack. Until 2010 it stood there empty – after the BÁV company used…
The reconstruction of the turn of the century building of Primary School Pannonia and its expansion with contemporarily conceptualised two-storey gym wing is implemented by Archikon Ltd., with the lead designers Csaba Horváth and Balázs Nagy. leading architects: Csaba NAGY,…
The building was realised following a national competition - it relates to the surrounding urban axises, the volumes and the elevations resemble to former site-borders. leading architects: Tamás NOLL, Attila MADZIN - M-Teampannon Kft; project architect: Máté HIDASNÉMETI; collaborating architects:…
The office building in Paulay Ede street is the first comission of Erick van Egeraat in Hungary (after the revitalisation of the neighbouring building), after which he started his Budapest office. architects: Erick van Egeraat, Gábor KRUPPA, dr. Attila KOMJÁTHY,…
The Dutch-based multinational ING Real Estate made this mixed-use building in the very heart of Budapest – in the plot of a fromer office building, built in 1971 following the plans of Elemér Tallós és Tibor Hübner. architect: György FAZAKAS…
On the occasion of the centenary of the Richter Gedeon's foundation Gábor Zoboki's architect office was commissioned for the facade-renovation of one of the factory's buildings, and in 2003 for creating image plans. The extension of the functions of the…
The Hungarocontrol Headquarters is the new center for the Hungarian Air Navigation Services. This is one of the most important non-religious buildings of Tamás Nagy. architect: Tamás NAGY - LINT Ltd. colaborating architects: Tamás Lévai, Viktória Simon, András Sipos, Gergely…
The Palace of the Arts is the youngest multi-culural facility in Budapest, which gives place three different art forms: music, visual art and theater.In 2000 October the Danube Promenade Ldt. asked seven architects and architectural bureaus¹ to take part in…
The Liszt Academy has been constantly growing over the past decades, therefore an expansion was more than necessary to fulfill the increased needs. They’ve found the suitable site in Wesselényi street 52, just a few blocks from the main building.…
The stake of the design competition organized in 2007 for the extension of the building complex of ANS II was primarily the matter of defining the relationship with the building of Tamás Nagy. The design of Zsolt Zsuffa and László…
Institute for the Physically Disabled was established by Richard Rothfeld in 1903, and was placed in the building designed by Alajos Medgyes, in 1913. on Mexikói street. In the 1950s, it was moved to the building of Institute for Blind…
The first of Hungarian emporiums opened its gates to public at 13thMarch 1911. It is located on the site of Terézvárosi Hall (Terézvárosi Mulató) – from the original building now only one wing exists, opened to Paulay Ede Street with…
The new Hungarian Autoklub Headquarters can be found near to Újpest-Városkapu. The main architectural gesture was creating a representative-symbolic building with low-cost running expenses.City architectural aspects of the settling are that the site is located near to the new Danube…
In response to the growing number of children the 13th district of Budapest organised an architectural competition for a building consisting of a 75 person kindergarten and a 40 person nursery. Among the invited architects Csaba NAGY, designer at Archikon…
The Csepel Greek Catholic chapel is present as the “westmost bastion of Greek-Chatolicism” in the suburban, smallscalefamilyhomes environment. The small but compact body does not try to draw attention to itself with its ornamentation or cultivated details, rather carries its…
In several plots of the area encircled by Dózsa György Street – Lehel Street –Szabolcs Street – Lőportár Street construction works are underway; new residential and office buildings are erected in the rapidly developing environment. For the regulation of the…
The Ferenciek square is one of the most decisive and stunning points of Budapests historical city centre. The Klotild Palaces, which were constructed for a special request by the Dutchess Klotild Habsburg in 1902 after the plans of famous architects…
Three blocks away from the overcrowded Blaha Lujza square in Budapest’s city centre, we find a mostly residential, but still high density urban area, with buildings 3-4 f loors high. The nursery takes place here, on the corner of the…
The building area is in the central city environment of District XVIII., Budapest where mainly old, low houses and industrial buildings take place. In the last few years, the area expanded by industrial and commercial functions. architects in charge: László…
Empathy could be the key word of the planning process of this building. Inclusive architecture focuses on features that could form barriers for handicapped people. This means that there are several small details that can make their life easier in…