Archdaily building of the year 2011/ industrial architecture

Építészek / architects: Tamás Fialovszky, Zsolt Félix

Szöveg és fotó / text and photos:  Bálint Botzheim

photo: Bálint Botzheim

The elongated house is finely nested in the hillside. The laden stone wall appears as the continuation of medieval walls, whilst the thick stone lane of the cornice line acts an emphasized borderline sort of finishing the past, whereas the lanes of the stone slabs of the shell structure is a continuation of it. The roof is an accentuatedly presentday structure. Made up of stone sheets, the roofing required special static solutions: the profiled stone slabs from Mád are porous and thus

do not make a waterproof facework – this is why there is an overall greasy waterproof underlay shell on the coffin ceiling. The reception building is centered around the press space in which the relationship between the past and the present reappears: here the laden stone wall is counteracted by an exposed concrete communicating bridge and the

exposed concrete ceiling of the coffin ceiling.

Építészet / design: Építész Stúdió Kft.

Felelős tervezők / leading architects: Félix Zsolt DLA, Fialovszky Tamás

Építész munkatársak / fellow architects: Szendrei Zsolt, Kiss Tamás – Omega Design Kft.

Statika / statics: Kovács István – Kovács és Kovács Mérnök és Építésziroda Kft.

Gépészet / technical installations: Mangel Zoárd – Mangel Épületgépészeti Iroda

Elektromos tervezés / electrical engineering: Kelemen Ferenc – Kelevill Bt.

Környezetrendezés / environment: Gyüre Borbála – S73 Kft.

Épületszerkezetek / structures: Kapovits Géza, Dobszay Gergely – Flat-Line Bt.

Tűzvédelem / fire protection: dr. Gombik Károly, Gombik Boglárka – BO-Sec Bt.