PORTFOLIO_2022

education

2017-2022 Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Architecture, int. MSc

2012-2017 Eger Szilágyi Erzsébet Grammar School, English specialization

2014-2015 Gimnase Francais de Bienne(Switzerland), Art specialization

skills

ArchiCAD (3D modeling); basic knowledge in SketchUp, Revit and 3dsMax; Adobe Pho toshop (photo editing and montage making), Adobe InDesign (layout, page design,publications) MS Office

employment and work experience

2019 Participation at an architecture workshop at Klebelsberg Kuno Mansion

2020- Arkt Architecture Studio(concept making, design, 3D modelling and drawing)

2022- Lakásterápia interior design studio( concept making, 2D drawing)

2022 Participation at Budapest Fűvészkert workshop with Design Institute

competitons

2019 Scientific Students’ Association Competition (TDK), honorable mention

exhibition

2019 „Nature and Architecture”- Exh. at MÉSZ Headquaters (project presentation)

2020 „Je suis Teherelosztó”- publication on Építészfórum (idea competition project)

2021 „Közép 75”- Exhibition at FUGA architecture and cultural center (organiser and presented project as well)

other activities

2020-2021 Demonstrator at Departement of Public Buildings (during 4 semesters) -organizing lectures - Peripherals of Architecture -edition of student project publications - realisation of exhibitons

FUNCTION

CONCEPT

By inhabiting the huge rust zone on the island and by exploiting the en vironment we can help to revitalize the place and reinterpret the old in dustrial buildings by placing a new function.

TITLE

Urban planning

LOCATION

Budapest, Kerekerdő Park

FUNCTION

Park for sports and leisure activites

CONCEPT

The aim to redefine the Kerekerdő Park by making connection with its surround ing such as Ferenc square. By the placement of these functions, in symbiosis with its surroundings, promoting the development of the area and bringing new life to the district of Inner Ferencváros.

LOCATION

FUNCTION

CONCEPT

Rethinking and fitting into the fence surrounding the garden was the primary shaping tool in the design. Due to the function, it was important to connect with the street and the department building, to maintain the intimacy of the garden, and to provide insight for the observers. The building cores present as a thicken ing of the fence are connected by a large roof, thus creating transitional spaces that allow gradual cognition.

CONCEPT

The medieval ruins of Buda-Nyék castles are laying along the Hűvösvölgyi street in their particular situation. The base of my concept is to give new functions to the area which can highlight the real value of the ancient ruins, preserving its memories and giving new life to the area. The functions are exhibition venue and open-space for children activites. On the ground floor, there are two ex hibition halls, covered with historic barrel vault of brick. The first floor give space to the classrooms for children and a café which opens to the garden with its architectural gestures. The used materials and facade design make relation between the garden and the building, creating community spaces for people.

TITLE

GANG_movIN’ - the life of the inner courtyards in the old Jewish district of Pest

LOCATION

Budapest,District VII., Belső-Erzsébetváros

PROJECT theory, critique

CONCEPT

Intimacy, peace, protection, uniqueness, inviolability, characteristic architec ture.

These words come to us first, when we imagine the courtyard of a tenement house in Budapest. But the question is why this unique architectural typology and its use for community purposes have become so attractive to the general public in the last few decades. What is the reason that the use of court, - which has now become fashionable -, is still fancy today?

CONCEPT

The recurring residential units create an intimate community space in a vari able layout that facilitates communication between residents. By omitting and rotating a module, arbitrary shapes and indoor-open spaces are created, which breaks the monotony character of terraced houses and places the entrances in a protected position. Rooms have a glazed exterior façade that opens to the sur rounding nature.

CONCEPT

The exhibition not only provides a cross-section from the very beginning of the undergraduate education through the entire curriculum to the diploma thesis and then the work of the doctoral students, but also presents the most important results and successes of the last 5 years.

LOCATION Budapest,District VII., Diófa street// Csányi street

The location connecting the two streets was an essential aspect of the chosen location. Near Klauzál square in the center of Budapest, we found two vacant municipal-owned plots, which are partly connected to each other. The idea of the canyon-like incision we designed, which came about through the connec tion of the two plots, not only fulfills the function of permeability but also serves as one of the most important focal points for community life and the es tablishment of functions.

NOLLI TÉRKÉP ÁTJÁRÓK

RESEARCH

The idea of working in pair started with previous research. The examination of the history and building stock of the Jewish Quarter in Budapest created a solid foundation for the subsequent thesis. The alternative interpretation of the courtyards of the tenement houses created a truly unique milieu in Budapest. The atmosphere of the spaces and the people all together are creating a constantly pulsating, creative place, where even close colla borations develop from random friendships. Seizing this image, we created the Collective Workshop House in the heart of Belső-Erzsébetváros as a response to a current shortage.

CONCEPT

The basic idea of our final project is to reflect with an architectural answer for the collective art and creative “colonies” in Budapest. In Hungary, these are typically organized from the bottom up and created by their efforts. In the spirit of collaboration, we connected the two building masses with a common platform according to the dual approach. The platform appears as part

KISDIÓFAUTCA

of the canyon, as a scene of community life, which ensures the connection and passage between the different workshops. The entire concept places emphasis on the canyon that appears through the block, which cuts the building’s interior facade like a cross-section, where the structure and materiality of the structure emerge, and then the street facades fit into the downtown streetscape with their homogeneity.

PLAN

When choosing the structure, we highlighted several aspects: starting from the function, it was important to create contiguous, high-ceilinged, and flexible spaces and workshops that are suitable for accommodating various small-scale crafts. The other important aspect was the high quality and precise execution expected of constructions in the downtown environment. The application of the

prefabricated system proved to be an innovative solution for all of these. Prefab rication can be used not only in industrial architecture, but also in residential and public buildings, and is an increasingly popular technology in a rethought context. The alternative housing forms and structural design of the building can be compared to the operation of a shelf system, which can be stacked, lifted, or even rearranged.

TITLE FÓGEL_the smallest

LÁTVÁNYOK

LÁTVÁNYOK

CONCEPT

Due to the surroundings, the main idea was a floating mass in the field next to the factory buildings. The offices organized on the façade, open up to nature, creating their own ter races for everyone. The community spaces are in the middle of the office building, mixed with the service unit „boxes”.

CONCEPT

Glassblower manufactories used to operate in the area, the old name of the village also carries this tradition.

The glass box, sitting on a steel frame, surrounded by a plant net running on a steel wire rope, which provides intimacy for the units depending on the season.