Envisioning the House of Hungarian Music as the new center of distribution within Liget Park, MenoMenoPiu Architects proposed a circular form for the concert hall, facilitating circulation to and from the museum and within the park. Although not the final winner of the Liget-Budapest Competition, “The Circle” demonstrates an interesting organizational strategy and perspective on sound.
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MenoMenoPiu Proposes a Circular Form for the House of Hungarian Music
Dekoratio Branding & Design Studio / Dekoratio
K4 Office Building / 3h architecture
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Architects: 3h architecture
- Area: 23330 m²
- Year: 2015
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Manufacturers: SYBA, Xella
Doboz Bar / Péter Szendrő
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Architects: Péter Szendrő
- Area: 492 m²
- Year: 2011
Liget Budapest Awards Graeme Massie Architects' Museum of Ethnography Third Place
Recent participants in the Liget Budapest design competition, Graeme Massie Architects have taken home third place for their proposed Museum of Ethnography design. The museum, one of five museums planned for the Liget Budapest development, is located at the very corner of Budapest City Park and is meant to act as a welcoming landmark for the city. Graeme Massie fulfills this requirement in a unique fashion, creating a building that is instantly recognizable, but still manages to blend with its surroundings. Learn more, after the break.
Liget Budapest Awards Third Place to LEAD's Blue Tiled Museums
Taking home third place in the Liget Budapest competition, the Laboratory for Explorative Architecture and Design (LEAD) has proposed a colorful design for Budapest’s new photography and architecture museums. A stunning shade of blue, the undulating buildings will mark the entrance to Budapest City Park, and provide a new cultural hotspot for Hungary’s capital city. Learn more about them, after the break.
GSMM Takes Home Second with Twin Buildings Proposal for Liget Budapest
The Liget Budapest Competition, a call for proposals for five new cultural buildings in Hungary’s capital, has recently announced a few of its winners. Design firm GSMM architetti Giorgio Santagostino- Monica Margarida was awarded second place for their proposal for a paired Photo Museum and Museum of Hungarian Architecture. Inspired by Mies van der Rohe’s New National Gallery in Berlin, these twin buildings aspire to create a cultural focal point in Budapest, and to revitalize for the City Park.
Nature Guides Kengo Kuma’s House of Hungarian Music Proposal for Liget Budepest
The Liget Budapest Competition has recently announced its winners, and Kengo Kuma and Associates has taken home honorable mention for their House of Hungarian Music design. Conceived as a house in the woods, the proposal seeks to embed itself in the landscape, having a low impact on the natural environment while becoming a focal point of Budapest’s urban environment.
ARCVS Takes Second Place in Liget Budapest House of Music Competition
The Liget Budapest Architecture Competition has recently announced the winners for Budapest’s new Hungarian House of Music museum design. Coming in second place is architecture firm ARCVS Projektni biro. Their proposal takes the form of an 8-pointed star-shaped dome, held up by a veritable forest of columns. This uncommon shape provides numerous places, both indoors and out, for education, leisure, and exhibition, establishing itself as a prominent destination for the people of Budapest. Learn more, after the break.
BFarchitecture Takes Second Place in Liget Budapest Museum of Ethnography Competition
A few days ago, the winning design for the new Liget Budapest Museum of Ethnography was revealed. BFarchitecture, awarded second place, has just released their design proposal, which weaves the city and park of Városliget together by flowing the public along the Dózsa György út through the procession of the building.
AVA's Sculptural House of Hungarian Music Takes Third for Liget Budapest
This past spring, the Liget Budapest competition was launched in the interest of finding new designs for planned cultural buildings in the Hungarian capital. One of these, the House of Hungarian Music, is to be a museum as well as a performance space set in Budapest City Park. Over 170 entries were submitted for the building, and of those, Andrea Vattovani Architecture’s proposal has taken third place. This gently curving and folding sculpture of a building aims to present the history of Hungarian music in an engaging setting, while creating an iconic landmark for the city of Budapest. Learn more, after the break.
Budapest Underground Line M4 - Bikás Park Station / PALATIUM Studio
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Architects: PALATIUM Studio
- Area: 6180 m²
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: FŐMTERV-UVATERV
Budapest Underground Line M4 - Kálvin tér Station / PALATIUM Studio
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Architects: PALATIUM Studio
- Area: 6900 m²
- Year: 2014
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Manufacturers: Lamp Lighting
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Professionals: FŐMTERV-UVATERV
Competition Entry: Fundamental Envisions “House of Hungarian Music” for Budapest
Fundamental has shared with us their vision for the House of Hungarian Music, as part of the Liget Budapest Competition. Inspired by the Neo-Baroque and Neo-Gothic spires of the park’s monuments which surrounding it, the modest house features a folded, white canopy rooftop which illuminates its surroundings and provides natural light deep into its interiors.
More on Fundamental's proposal, after the break.
Competition Entry: SCStudio Transforms Budapest Park into "Urban Archipelago"
As part of the Liget Budapest Competition, SCStudio has shared their entry for the House of Hungarian Music. A transformation of an existing city park, the project is conceived as a sequence of cultural programs - an “urban archipelago” - connected by a “naturalistic promenade” of pathways and landscape within a preserved forested area.
Benedetta Tagliabue Among Budapest Design Week's Special Guests
Featuring around 220 events spread out over 10 days, Budapest Design Week kicks off its 11th year on October 3rd. With exhibitions, workshops, lectures and a range of other events spread across all design disciplines, the program will suit all tastes - however, perhaps the highlight for architects will be the presence of Benedetta Tagliabue, Principle of EMBT, who will give a lecture on "Blending and Experimentation" on October 8th.
Read on after the break for more on Budapest Design Week.
Twin Stations / sporaarchitects
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Architects: sporaarchitects
- Area: 7100 m²
- Year: 2014