
Church of Saint John Paul II / Robert Gutowski Architects
Vizafogó Kindergarten Budapest / Archikon

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Architects: Archikon
- Area : 1962 m²
- Year : 2019
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Manufacturers : AGROB BUCHTAL, Ikea, Tarkett, Tubadzin, Alex bútor, +5
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Professionals : Ékiterv Mérnökiroda Kft, PHQ Kft, Kartel60 Bt.
Bánáti + Hartvig Architects’ New Office Building / Bánáti + Hartvig Architects

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Architects: Bánáti + Hartvig Architects
- Area : 1046 m²
- Year : 2021
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Professionals : MádiLáncos Studio Építésziroda Ltd., Reticolo Ltd., Hano-Plan Ltd., Provill Ltd., Ventor Tűzvédelmi Ltd., +1
Cabin Moss / Béres Architects

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Architects: Béres Architects
- Area : 40 m²
- Year : 2021
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Manufacturers : Louis Poulsen, Firestone Building Products, INTERNORM, expona, loxone
Campus Varaždin Student Dormitory / SANGRAD+AVP architects

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Architects: SANGRAD+AVP architects
- Area : 15294 m²
- Year : 2017
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Manufacturers : Swisspearl, Florim, Schüco
Arches in Interior Design: 26 Projects that Reimagine the Classical Shape

Although the use of arches in architecture dates back to the 2nd millennium B.C., it was the Romans who solidified them as both an engineering element and a symbol of military victories, which we now see excessively as memorial arches. Shortly after, different civilizations and cultures adopted the arch for their own purposes, bridging together structural necessity and aesthetics. In this article, we look at how arches evolved from significant structural elements to captivating decorative details.
Our Lady of Fátima Shrine / Robert Gutowski Architects

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Architects: Robert Gutowski Architects
- Area : 700 m²
- Year : 2019
The Zam! Community Center / Studio A4
Kindergarten Pécs / Koller Studio / József Koller, László Csatai
Why Budapest's Contemporary Architects had to Go Underground to Find Success

This article by ArchDaily's former managing editor Vanessa Quirk first appeared on ArtsCultureBeat, the web magazine of Arts & Culture concentration at Columbia Journalism School’s MA program, titled "The Secret Life of Hungarian Contemporary Architecture."
This time last year, Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán stood at a podium in a pristine new subway station. Raw concrete beams criss-crossed above him; state-of-the art, driverless trains stood silently beside him. It was the opening ceremony for Line 4, a subway line that due to delays, corruption, and disputes had been 40 years in the making.
“The people of Budapest began to accept the thought that only their grandchildren would use Budapest’s new Metro line, or not even them.” Orbán told the crowd. He recounted an old joke that embodied the cynicism that once surrounded the project: Chuck Norris had been on Metro Line 4.
Orbán credited the line’s completion, which occurred only a few weeks before the 2014 parliamentary elections, to “the solidarity and unity that was established in 2010 [when Orbán’s government took power] and has since been maintained.” He didn’t mention how, under his first government (1998 to 2002), he had withheld funds from the project, contributing significantly to its delay. Nor did he mention that his party had fought against the idea that the line, an expensive infrastructural project, needed architecture at all.
Today, though, the line’s stunning architecture is its most noticeable feature. Line 4 is not just a watershed achievement in Hungary’s history, but also a symbol of what it takes to make contemporary architecture in Hungary today. Both literally and figuratively, contemporary architecture had to go underground.
Duplex villa / débert architects

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Architects: débert architects
- Area : 494 m²
- Year : 2018
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Manufacturers : GRAPHISOFT, Hansgrohe, Sika, Guardian Glass, Laufen, +4
Paris Court / Archikon

- Area : 12500 m²
- Year : 2019
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Manufacturers : Atlas Concorde, GRAPHISOFT, Ariostea, Bloomingville, Florim, +16
Explore 20 Amazing Temporary Installations at Hello Wood 2019

The Hello Wood Summer School and Festival has expanded over the years to build up a lot of recognition internationally within the architecture community, with previous years having more than 1000 participants from across 70 countries and over 50 universities take part in Hello Wood’s educational event. By looking to the future and adopting an attitude of rebirth, a large part of the tenth anniversary of the festival was about criticism of the stereotypical role of the architect - one that is constrained by expectations and deadlines - while searching for the true superpower of those that want to make a change with a free spirit. Twenty workshops led by a truly global group of professionals helped to celebrate the decennial with their unique takes on the transformation of the architect. As a result of a series of rites and ceremonies that included the building of 20 installations, the week aimed at setting participants free to follow their dreams.
Floating Blocks / Tóth Project Architect Office

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Architects: Tóth Project Architect Office
- Area : 315 m²
- Year : 2013
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Manufacturers : Fundermax, Louis Poulsen, MIRAGE, B&B Italia, Baumit, +6
House in Kapuvár / László Papp - plémühely

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Architects: László Papp - plémühely
- Area : 134 m²
- Year : 2017
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Manufacturers : GRAPHISOFT, Baumit, INTERNORM, ROCKWOOL, Bramac, +1
Fate of O’Donnell + Tuomey’s RIBA International Prize Contender Uncertain after Political Crackdown

The Central European University’s Budapest campus, designed by O’Donnell + Tuomey and shortlisted for the RIBA International Prize, is under threat of abandonment due to ongoing verbal and legislative attacks by Hungary’s populist prime minister, Viktor Orbán.
As reported by CNN, university officials have spoken publically about plans to leave Budapest, with the university’s board recently approving the opening of a satellite campus in Vienna in 2019. The decision would cast doubt over the second construction phase of the O’Donnell + Tuomey vision.
Diósgyőr Stadium / KÖZTI Architects

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Architects: KÖZTI Architects
- Area : 7360 m²
- Year : 2018
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Manufacturers : Gerflor, Nowy Styl Group, FERROBETON, FRATELLI MARIANI S. p. A., KÉSZ Goup International
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Professionals : MARKET Építő Zrt.