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Aktuális lapszám
In Norwegian Landscapes
Hunting High and Low DAM, Frankfurt, 14 September 2019 – 19 January 2020 Photos: DAM A tradition in Norwegian architecture emphasizes tactile and spatial experiences and reflects the relationship between buildings and landscape. Sensitivity to place, experimental tectonics and profound attention to detail characterize the tradition. Norwegian architecture is challenged by new dense urban development […]
Sümegi György: Egy Lechner-álom
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“DÃszÃtőérzékkel átszÅ‘tt tudás”
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Indulás
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Panel
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A rajztól az installációig
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Pál Csonka Award 2019
Association of Hungarian Architects, 8 July 2019 Text: Eszter Götz Photos: Ildikó Fazekas / MÉSZ The Pál Csonka Award, founded by the Association of Hungarian Architects (MÉSZ) in 1988, was presented and honored at the headquarters of the Association of Hungarian Architects on July 8, in honor of the renowned scientist and teacher of several […]
In memoriam Kapy Jenő (1942–2019)
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Continuous Past
The Renewed Carmelite Complex Architects: Gábor Zoboki, Csaba Silvester Text: Miklós Sulyok Photos: Tamás Réthey-Prikkel This task may have been the most difficult one for design in the past few decades in Hungarian architecture with which Gábor Zoboki was commissioned: he had to design the new headquarters of the Ministers in the Castle District by […]
A New Beginning
Fatima Pilgrimage Center and Shrine, Alsószentiván Architect: Robert Gutowski Text: Vilmos Katona Photos: Tamás Bujnovszky The appearance of the Blessed Virgin in Fatima was first celebrated on May 13th in 1951 in Alsószentiván. This tiny village has been frequented by lots of pilgrims since then, the Catholic church being a shrine on the 13th of […]
A Striking Answer
The Calvinist Church, Újpalota, Budapest Architect: Balázs Kertész Text: Tamás Kiss Photos: Tamás Bujnovszky In the early 2000s, the Calvinist community started to evolve in Pestújhely and Újpalota, which soon brought about the need for a church of their own. Design process launched in 2015 followed a programme clearly phrased by the congregation whilst allowing […]