Kadarka Street Kindergarten, Budapest

Text: Szilvia Molnár
Architecture and photos: György Dénes

At the beginning of the year, the sunny, modern Kadarka Street Kindergarten was handed over 100 children and 20 kindergarten workers in the garden-town part of the former Pesthidegkút called Széphalom. Not only did the area thrive with a new institution building, but also with real architectural quality. In the investment, the customer defined the design of a building with increased accessibility for 100 children and the use of renewable energy sources. Increased accessibility was also a key moment in the planning, as in this kindergarten the so-called they follow an inclusive method of education, ie. the needs of children with special educational needs, such as those with some kind of disability, must also be met.

General design: DNS-Építészműterem Kft
Architect: György Dénes
Fellow architect: Anikó Bánhidi-Kovács
Structure: Lászlóné Bánhidi
Framework: Péter Handa
Garden: Zsófia Kedves
HVAC: János Kabak
Electrical engineering: Krisztina Sindelyesné Balla
Kitchen technology: Ágnes Palainé Straub
Elevator: Miklós Tóth
Accessibility: Tamás Laki dr.
Fire protection: Róbert Németi