Posts Tagged ‘Hungary’
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013
Article source: Rafael de La-Hoz Arquitectos
Located not further than four kilometers south from the old downtown Budapest, next to the west shore of the Danube Bay, this residential project is designed which will occupy approx. 13,400 sqm. This project consists of four towers which takes care of the orientation, layout and interdependence among the residential buildings, avoiding concentration.
 Image courtesy Rafael de La-Hoz Arquitectos
- Architects: Rafael de La-Hoz Arquitectos
- Project: Residential Development in the Danube Bay
- Location: Budapest – District XI – Subdivision n. 3, 8, 10.1
- Square metres: 91.900
- Client: Öböl XI
Tags: Budapest, Hungary
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Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013
Article source: Hetedik Műterem Ltd.
With the partial remake of the „ÉL” Budapest University of Technology and Economics’ laboratory building, a new, functionally complex Sports Center was created.
The „ÉL” building was built in the immediate vicinity of the „Z” tower building by the Danube riverbank (also designed by Elemér Nagy) in the mid 70’s. This remake was realized on an approx. 2800 m2’s (ground+2 floors) of area, built up of three crane bays with spans of 15 meters, and the surrounding reinforced concrete frame structure. The sporting facilities were created on the 2/3 of the office and laboratory tracts of the extant building’s first and second floor. This impoundment was entirely renovated according to the new function, whilst the remaining area continues to operate with its laboratory and educational functions.
 Image Courtesy © Tamás Szentirmai
- Architects: Hetedik Műterem Ltd. and KÖZTI cPIc.
- Project: BUTE Sport Center
- Location: Budapest, Hungary
- Photography: Tamás Szentirmai
- Architect In Charge: Levente Szabó
- Design Team: Orsolya Almer, Jessica Dvorzsák, Bence Kertész, Anna Kormányos, Orsolya Simon, Tibor Tánczos
- Year: 2012
Tags: Budapest, Hungary
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Tuesday, March 26th, 2013
Article source: Modum Architects Ltd
The main building of Zánka’s New Generation Headquarters was originally built in the 70s. (Imre Kiss, 1969) It stands out above the foliage of the surrounding trees. Its 7-storey high tower representing modernist approach was built in internationalist style typical of the period and its simple. Limestone-covered Kubus was a dominant item of the seasonally changing region of the Balaton-Uplands.
 Image Courtesy © Tamás Bujnovszky
- Architects: Modum Architects Ltd
- Project: Transformation And Extension Of The Central Building, New Generation Center
- Location: Zanka, Hungary
- Photography: Tamás Bujnovszky
- Architect In Charge: András Krizsán
- Architect staff: Judit Csontó cert. architect, Szabolcs Debreczeni architect student
- Statics: Ákos Medek cert. architect, Gergely Szarka cert. civil engineer / MEDEK Iroda Ltd.
- Building engineering: Csaba Rosza cert. building engineer / PUMPERO Bt.
- Electrician: Zsuzsa Kovács electrical engineer, Dávid Sándor cert. electrical engineer / QUALIKO Ltd.
- Client: ZÁNKA NEW GENERATION Center Nonprofit Ltd., 8251 Zánka
- Contractor: Kuti & Fia Ltd.
- Technical expert: László Pintér cert. architect / PINTRADE Ltd.
- Designed year: 2010-2011
- Constructed: 2012
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Tags: Hungary, Zanka
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Wednesday, December 19th, 2012
Article source: Ekler Architects
The first phase of a winery complex by Budapest-based practice Ekler Architect has been recently completed in Hungary’s wine region of Somló. The twin buildings containing the traditional winery and the champagne winery are part of a larger development. A champagne maturing factory and a hotel will complete the building ensemble, these are currently under construction. The individual buildings were designed not at the same time therefore they bear different characteristics.
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- Architects: Ekler Architects
- Project: Winery Complex
- Location: Somló, Hungary
- Architect: Dezső Ekler DLA, Ekler Architect Ltd.
- Team members: Árpád Koncz, Gyöngyi Berta, Balázs Győri, János Gatter, Veronika Katona, Dalma Kiss, Bálint Berki
- Structural Engineer: E&H Ltd.
- M&E: PHQ Ltd.
- Interior Design: Ekler Architect Ltd., BIVA Ltd.
- Environment Design: Bojza Lp.
- Contractor: Pannon Épszer Ltd.
- Client: Kreinbacher Champagne Winery Ltd., Szent Ilona Winery Ltd.
- Photographer: Tamás Bujnovszky
- Total Floor Area: 5.947 m2
- Date Of Completion: 2012
- Copyright of photos and images: Ekler Architect Ltd.
- Software used: ArchiCAD
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Tags: Hungary, Somló
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Wednesday, December 19th, 2012
Article source: Ekler Architect
The twin houses, by Ekler Architect led by Dezső Ekler, stand in a garden suburb of a city in East Hungary. The clients, two good friends wished to build only slightly different houses which are situated on a hillside covered by acacia grove. The two-storey buildings contain service rooms in the basement (garage, wellness room, storage, mechanical room) and living areas, rooms on the ground floor facing the hillside.
 Image Courtesy © Tamás Bujnovszky
- Architects: Ekler Architect
- Project: Twin Houses
- Location: Nyíregyháza, Hungary
- Photography: Tamás Bujnovszky
- Architect: Dezső Ekler, Ekler Architect
- Developer: Private
- Structural engineer: Kovács & Kovács Studio Ltd.
- m&e: Opti-Team Ltd.
- Interior design: Ekler Architect, Renáta Rőth
- Total netto floor area: 2 x 483 m2
- Total building area: 2 x 633 m2
- Design units: 2
- Total plot area: 10.734 m2
- Green area: 6.316 m2
- Date of completion: 2012
- Cost: 1.000.000 EUR
- Software used: ArchiCAD
Tags: Hungary, Nyíregyháza
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Wednesday, December 19th, 2012
Article source: Ekler Architect
This new development is the extension of a summer camp built in the late 80s. The old buildings of the Folk Arts Camp were designed by Dezso Ekler and received wide publicity at the time. Now three new buildings are planned to build: a reception building, a building for different activities and a building accommodating sanitary facilities. The local council insisted on the new constructions also bearing the mark of the original buildings’ architect, and the designer interpreted this by enlarging his signature as buildings.
 Image Courtesy Ekler Architect
- Architects: Ekler Architect
- Project: Folk Arts Camp 2009-2012
- location: Nagykálló, Hungary
- Architect: Dezső Ekler, Ekler Architect
- Developer: Counlic of Nagykálló
- Structural Engineer: E&H Ltd.
- M&E.: Opti-Team Ltd.
- Total Building Area: 1.411 m2
- Bath Building: 377 m2
- Reception Building: 294 m2
- Activities Building: 278 m2
- Design Units: 3
- Cost: 1.000.000 EUR
- Copyright of images and original work: Ekler Architect
- Software used: Designed using ArchiCAD; Visualization using 3DS Max
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Tags: Hungary, Nagykálló
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Friday, July 6th, 2012
Article source: Földes & Co. Architects Ltd.
We meant this day care, designed for the small town of Zsámbék near to the capital, to be a building which can add value to this small-town and featureless residential built enviroment.
We mixed the functionally strict floor plan of the créche with a traditional and community building space form – the cloister. We’ve placed the group rooms and the central multifunctional space around the cloister. This way the créche became appropriate for developing relationship between parents and organising baby-parent events as well.
 Image Courtesy Tibor Zsitva
- Architects: Földes & Co. Architects Ltd.
- Project: Daycare
- Location: Zsámbék, Hungary
- Lead architects: László Földes, Csaba Balogh
- Project team: Levente Sirokai, János Sarusi-Kis, Péter Sónicz, Kati Fábry, Ágnes Deigner
- Client: Local Government of Zsámbék
- Building area: netto 631 m2
- Completion: 2011
- Software used: Archicad for the plans
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Tags: Hungary, Zsámbék
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Saturday, June 9th, 2012
Article source: ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS
A transparent tower and surrounding public square, Szervita Square moves away from closed forms and perimeter blocks to create a building and urban landscape that is porous, accessible and welcoming. A structure that extends Budapest’s rich architectural heritage, is inherently ‘in context’, yet also marks a radical new approach.
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- Architects: ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS
- Project: Szervita Square Tower
- Location: Budapest, Hungary
- Year of Completion: 2006 – TBC
- Client: Orco Property Group
- Type: Competition / Research
- Site Area: 35,000m2 (more…)
Tags: Budapest, Hungary
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Friday, May 25th, 2012
Article source: PLANT – Atelier Peter Kis
The Great Rock was created during the major reconstruction of the Zoo between 1909 and 1912, based on the specialist instructions of the Zoo Construction Committee in the capital. The zoological tasks were supervised by the director of the zoo at the time, Dr Adolf Lendl, and the construction technology aspects by Dr Kornél Neuschloss. The primary purpose of the artificial rock was to help the Zoo, that already operated on a overly tight area, appear larger and provide greater space. Thus instead of the completely flat area, with the vertical elevation, a divided and at the same time larger surface would be created with the latest and most spectacular animal runs of the time.
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- Architects: PLANT – Atelier Peter Kis
- Project: The Metamorphosis Of The Great Rock
- Location: Budapest, Hungary
- Architects Team: Bea Molnár, Péter Nyitrai, Tamás Ükös
- Staff: Péter Romvári, Orsolya Hőna, Péter Hámori, Róbert Erdélyi, Piroska Varga, Ádám Potzner
- Renders, plans: PLANT – Atelier Peter Kis Kft.
- Photography: Zsolt Batár
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Tags: Budapest, Hungary
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Friday, May 4th, 2012
Article source: SAGRA Architects
The site is situated in the Karancs-Medves landscape area in North-East Hungary. Around and in the city of Salgótarján the memorials, geological and mining attractions are forming a hiking trail. Along this trail is set the „Dance floor” Recreation and Memorial Park. The site is embraced by the surrounding hills and huge hillside trees. In our architectural concept we aimed to preserve and strengthen this special character of the place. The park would function as an exhibition for the mining memorials and as a natural recreational area. The organising element in the park is a wall providing covered space. This space can be used for exhibitions and performances. Open air theatre may also function here, the covered space is used for stage and the “Dance floor” as auditorium.
 'Dance Floor' Recreation and Memorial Park
- Architects: SAGRA Architects
- Project: ‘Dance Floor’ Recreation and Memorial Park
- Location: Ronabanya, Hungary
- Project team: Gabor Sajtos, András Pall, Rita Samson, Peter Virag
- Project year: 2011
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Tags: Hungary, Ronabanya
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