Hungarian architecture

Nestled in the UNESCO-protected Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region of Hungary, the family-owned Sauska Tokaj winery blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Designed by BORD Architectural Studio, its hovering form appears to float above the vineyards, at once complementing the landscape and making a strikingly ethereal statement. Beyond its architectural presence, the winery plays an important role in strengthening the region’s tourism and winemaking prestige. Hufton + Crow Photography Hufton + Crow Photography   Tokaj’s winemaking legacy For centuries, the volcanic soils and continental climate of Tokaj have shaped one of Europe’s most celebrated wine regions, famed above all for its sweet aszú. The socia... More

Imagine yourself on the terrace of your hidden mountain retreat, drinking a fresh cup of coffee as you admire the sunrise emerging from behind the rolling hills across the valley. This serene atmosphere is exactly what Hello Wood’s latest project, the Console House, is designed to offer. György Palkó György Palkó György Palkó György Palkó Located on the hillside of Dunabogdány, this year-round holiday home combines the charm of nature-inspired retreats with modern design. Its architecture is perfectly in tune with the stunning surroundings of the Danube Bend, making it an ideal spot for relaxation. György Palkó György Palkó... More

The five-apartment apartment building is located in a green area of Budapest on a sloping plot surrounded by old trees. Respecting this natural setting it was built without cutting a single tree. It aims to combine the elegance, materiality, and personality of the local villas from the turn of the century with the functionality and modernity of the small-scale quality condominium architecture in a compact building. The result is a simple, archetypal, compact mass broken by the corner terraces, the asymmetrically placed pitched roof and the rounded railings of the roof terrace.  Balázs Danyi Balázs Danyi The lower two floors, which contain four apartments with covered terraces, merge into the earth with their br... More

On a beautiful, panoramic, steep plot next to the forest in Budapest a three-storey family house built in the nineties became obsolete. Dávid Pásztor At the beginning of the nineties, large family houses grew like mushrooms in the newly parceled suburbs of Budapest. In thirty years, these areas have been transformed, the value of real estate has multiplied, while the hillsides became overbuilt and confusing. Our aim was to merge the building into the nature with its dark colours and natural materials compensating the chaotic suburban cityscape. Dávid Pásztor The family house with poor construction quality is worth a renovation. Transforming the existing building, minimizing construction waste are less... More

In the edge of the historical center of Győr, in the neighborhood of Széchenyi bridge a rectangular building complex has been designed. The complex includes three parts. A strip mall run through the ground floor. Two linear masses are placed above them, which contains the apartments. While the office building is situated in the north-west corner of the facility. Avoiding the effects of road 14, bachelor flats are facing to the private garden, so the side-corridor protects them against the noise. The variation of solid and hollow parts gives a characteristic chessboardlike appearance for the façade. The different functions - residential, business – are represented byvaried external casing, fiber cement and plaster. More