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We carry details about Rocks on the High Plains – Treehouses Kapolcs, by Hello Wood Zrt. The cabins were built in a hidden corner of the Balaton Uplands. Resolving the problems of the shrinking, ageing population of villages with few job opportunities is one of the challenges the country needs to tackle.
Finally we feature Szegzárd Lodge, Tolna designed by építész stúdió
The guesthouses have been built in the area called Bartina of Szekszárd, located south of Szekszárd-Séd. The properties are sited next to family cellars and wine houses. The units of the building complex are scattered on the 9,000 sqm of the plots.
Hungarian architects built a house which took the classical cross-section and layout of a traditional farmstead and reconstructed it with a modern eye in the Great Hungarian Plain. That unique merge is expressing the contemporary need of smart integration of traditional values that come from folk inspiration.
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Design: Martial Marquet, Nicolas Polaert & Vojta Nemec, Architects. A table is a parliament project rebuilds the archetypal picnic table into the community’s central gathering and debating space.
Design: Lima Design, Architects. The shape of the buildings is in a modern organic form, located within an existing park with 50 year-old trees. A special blind system connects into the intelligent electrical system.
Floating Blocks House: Hungarian family house, Budapest home – design by Tóth Project Architect Office – Hungary residential building, Budapest property
Holiday cottage in Kapuvár: Hungarian weekend house – design by Tóth Project Architect Office – vacation house in Kapuvár, Hungary residential building, architecture info & property images
Long Brick House in Pilisborosjeno, Pest County,: Hungarian residential development – design by Foldes Architects – Pilisborosjeno residence, Hungary brick property: contemporary residential building in Pest County: architecture, architect info + photos
The iconic Kemenes Volcanopark Visitor Center lies 200 km West of the capital Budapest, and has been realised following a national architectural contest announced in 2009 by the Celldomolk City Council, when Foldes Architects celebrated their winning entry from the competing 44 projects.
The 3 hectare-site is located 20 km from Budapest at the end of a small village. The 196 sqm building stands on the edge of the flat part of the land facing to the forest on the sloping part. The ground plan is created by using a reinforced concrete modular system made of a 12 sqm units.
Kovágószolos has been identified as the part of the most ancient opened up settlement in the Pécs region so far. A 4000 years old soil-built Celtic castle proves that it has been a popular settlement among inhabitants since ancient times.
The main building of Zanka’s New Generation Headquarters was originally built in the 1970s. Its 7-storey high tower represents a Modernist approach and was built in the Internationalist style typical of the period. Its simple, limestone-covered cube was a dominant item of the seasonally changing region of Balaton-Highlands.
This curvaceous property design contains four bedrooms, two bathrooms and the atelier. The internal spaces are arranged in the living area in a high ground-floor – above which is positioned the restaurateur atelier – the bedrooms and the service areas arranged on two levels, divided by generations.
Set some way outside the urban agglomeration of Budapest, 20 km from the capital, sits the villa in its semi-rural context. The slightly sloping site has a south-easterly aspect, lying at the foot of the Szarvas-hegy (meaning Deer-hill). Its fabulous panorama is crowned by the view of the river Danube.
The Pannonhalma – visitor’s center design by RS | Roeleveld – Sikkes Architects for the Benedictine Abby of Pannonhalma is located in Győr-Moson-Sopron county, western Hungary.
The new head office is located close to the previous one at the junction of two important traffic arteries in District XIII, Lehel út and Róbert Károly körút. The office building constructed by property developer Raiffeisen Evolution in 22 months, named the Vital Business Centre, has net usable floor space of 18,000 square metres. “That means it is of a similar size to the Austrian foreign ministry”.
Hotel Balneum, Hungary accommodation: Tiszafüred building – design by Ferdinand and Ferdinand Architects: images of Hungarian accommodation development, building information & photos