Contemporary Tradition

Guest House, Badacsonytomaj Architects: Gábor Fábián, Dénes Fajcsák Text: András Krizsán Photos: Attila Gulyás The colorful and fairly varied natural features of the Balaton Uplands make this region exceptionally valuable. There are stunningly beautiful rock formations, stone fields, versatile geological formations, and huge spherical cup-shaped formations suitable for birdwatching everywhere. Architects Dénes Fajcsák and Gábor […]

Jumping to a New Level

A Detached Family House, Budakeszi Architect: Sándor Takács S. Text: Sándor Csontó Photos: György Darabos The majority of modern houses today seek to attract attention with their progressive architectural style matched with unique appearance. This detached family house on the Buda side is much more generous than the clichés and was built according to an […]

Set in Stone

Detached family house, Tihany Architects: András Gyökér, Júlia Losonczi, Levente Gulyás Text: Marcell Szuhanyik Photos: Balázs Danyi The house is a re-imagining of a former holiday home built on a sloping plot, with significant structural modifications and yet retaining its spatial logic. The floor plan immediately reveals the two-way opening of the levels. These floors […]

The Rebirth of a Renaissance Monument

Silver House, Jihlava (CZ) Architect: Marek Jan Štěpán Text: György Szegő Photos: Filip Šlapal At the heart of Jihlava, one of the Czech Republic’s finest Renaissance burger houses has been reawakened. The Silver House – a landmark of architectural heritage – has undergone a meticulous transformation that re-establishes its spatial rhythm while introducing a refined […]

Tapintható közelségben

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Thék Ede kiállítása

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Slow Down

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Sulog

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Craftsmanship in Architecture

Contemporary possibilities in timber construction in the work of Innauer Matt Architekten and Larix Studio Text: Csaba Lázár The relationship between building skills and “architectural design” is constantly changing as a result of technological developments. This phenomenon is particularly characteristic of contemporary timber architecture in the mountainous regions of Central Europe, where designers are increasingly interested […]