Locality: Budapest
Client: private
Area: 602 m²
Year: 2016-2018
Nowadays, even as a designer, it is very rare to come across a plot of land waiting to be built on that has such a magical panoramic view of the Danube.
The options defined by the truncated, triangular plot resulted in a beautifully shaped boulder-like mass. The material and colour of the large, panelled cover reinforces the minimalist, compact appearance.
The east façade of the three-storey villa faces the sights with subtle breaks and retreats. Nothing obstructs the view due to the steep terrain. The large openings frame the main visual elements in a controlled manner.
Designed by MádiLáncos Studio, the elegant and spacious interiors are dominated by the contrast of black and white colours, contrasted by huge, brightly coloured modern paintings on the walls. Modern, graceful furniture complements the minimalist style of the interior.
| architecture: | Krisztina Sárosdi-Mádi, Áron Láncos, Bence Török | MádiLáncos Studio |
| Csaba Balogh, Ágnes Deigner, Levente Sirokai, Péter Sónicz | Konkrét Stúdió | |
| structural engineering: | Zsigmond Dezső, László Kalicza | TM Janeda Kft. |
| mechanical engineering: | Tibor Pásztor, Csaba Kozma | EDR-Consulting Kft. |
| electrical engineering: | Gábor Kánai | Sol-Light Kft. |
| lanndscape design: | Rita Remeczki | Open Air Design Kft. |
| interior design: | Patrik Pallai | MádiLáncos Stúdió |
| structures: | Géza Kapovits |
| fire protection: | András Székács | Antilla Bt. |
| photography: | Zsolt Batár |