Hello Wood Pop Up Park Downtown Budapest
Hello Wood Pop Up Park fills an underused space in downtown Budapest, bringing together people from all walks of life.
Budapest buildings design
Budapest architecture designs and architects
New Budapest architecture projects with Hungarian building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Find property updates from across this Hungary capital city.
The capital contains about 1.7 million inhabitants. The city straddles the river Danube and is the largest in East-Central Europe and the seventh largest in the European Union. It is the biggest city in the central eastern European country. It formed in 1873 when Buda and Óbuda unified with Pest on the other side of the Danube.
Our top recommendation for a visit is the Paris Court building renovation by KROKI and architecture studio ARCHIKON, followed by the modern Magyar Autóklub – Hungarian Autoklub Headquarters.
Key historical buildings include the Aquincum museum and ruin garden, Buda Castle, Castle Vajdahunyad, Fishermen’s bastion, Former Institute of Ballett (Dreschler Palace). Also worth visiting is the fascinating historical Citadel on the Gellért Hill.
New Budapest Bridge by UNStudio, Hungary
Dutch architecture office UNStudio wins the architectural competition for the New Budapest Bridge – the first international bridge design competition in Hungary for over 120 years.
Margeza apartment in Budapest, Hungary
After a complete renovation, designers Margit and Geza made this lovely city centre flat special with unique furniture, carpets designed specifically for the property, and a living green wall.
Proposal for Museum of Ethnography
Design: Graeme Massie Architects
The new building design stems from both an understanding of its role as a civic building in a historic European capital city and its need to respond to the requirements of a twenty-first century museum.
New House of Hungarian Music competition
Design: LETH & GORI, architects. This building design frames a richness of diverse spaces for experience, learning and relaxing that support the educational development and understanding of the nature of sound and the origin of music.
Museum of Ethnography Design Competition
The list of architect offices participating in the international design competition announced for the Museum of Ethnography is now finalised: fifteen architects offices.
Hungarian buildings: new Budapest architecture
Hungarian buildings: Budapest architectural designs – built environment photos + architects – architecture, Hungary buildings images, development news.
New National Gallery of Hungary Design Competition
Design: SANAA, architects. Based on submitted competitive projects and negotiations with architecture studios, the New National Gallery will be built in the Vársoliget to the design by internationally renowned Japanese SANAA architects studio.
Liget Budapest Competition Hungary: Winner
Liget Budapest, the Hungarian capital’s large scale museum quarter project that aspires to create a unique cultural and family park through the complex development and renewal of Budapest’s City Park has been finally given the green light.
Museum of Ethnography Budapest
Facing to a significant complexity of the site, the project assumed a simple and effective resolution of the major issues. A detail analysis of the site added to a thorough study of the urban structure has allowed us to understand how this urban space has been built. The group Fine Arts Museum / Heroes’ square / Art Gallery have the same composition. Each of the museums finally constitutes an urban gateway of an urban space overlooking the heart of the Park Városliget.
Liget Budapest Cultural Centre Competition
Two world renowned architect offices ranked first in the international architectural design competition announced for the New National Gallery–Ludwig Museum.
Liget Budapest Masterplan Competition Entry
Design: Stefano Corbo Studio
The proposal aims to turn the City Park into one of the most important museum areas of the world: nature and architecture will coexist in a unique and vibrant environment.
Liget Budapest Masterplan Competition
The open, international design competition aimed at the implementation of the buildings to be constructed in Városliget was put out jointly by City Park Property Development Zrt. in conjunction with the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest.
Market Headquarters Budapest Office Building
Architect: Schön Architects, Lead Architect: Sandor Duzs/ArkTOON. With a mixed use neighbourhood needing modern and design-led office space, a dynamic and forward thinking construction company as a client and an eye catching landmark hoped for; a simple, honest and abstract way to achieve the aim was to cut off a slice from the space around