Music Hall Pannonhalma by Robert Gutowski Architects

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Arquitectos Architect
Robert Gutowski Architects. Lead architect.- Robert Gutowski.
Collaborating architects
Barnabás Dely-Steindl, Hunor László Kovács, Gáspár Bollók, Péter Rabb, Sándor Horváth, Gergely Tombi
Collaborators
Csongor Mizser, Domonkos Ujfalussy. Architects 1940.- Lajos Hidasi, Tibor Kiss Acoustics.- Éva Arató, Gergely Borsi Structural engineers.- Miklós Armuth, Dezső Hegyi, Benedek Kiss, Kata Gász, Balázs Móczár Services engineers.- László Lakner, János Pintér, Dóra Kolb, Ferenc Mikus, Richárd Balogh
Contractors
Merkbau Ltd., János Knáb, József Knáb, Ferenc Katona, András Horváth, Gábor Miklós, István Sümegh; Pápai Asztalos Ltd., József Kovács, Norbert Takács; Interton Group, Géza Balogh, Ákos Martinec, Mátyás Péter; Krüllung Ltd., Miklós Gosztonyi
Project management
László Rábai, Olga Szalai, Sándor Beck, István Barcza, Kristóf Pálffy-Józsa, Albert Gerzsenyi
Client
Pannonhalma Archabbey, UNESCO World Heritage Site Asztrik Várszegi, Titusz Hardi
Photography
Tamás Bujnovszky.

Robert Gutowski. Robert Gutowski Architects

Robert Gutowski was born in Budapest, Hungary. He studied architecture at the Budapest University of Technology. He founded his studio in 2004 and has been practicing in a creative community.

The competence and expertise of Robert Gutowski Architects are reflected in the successful implementation of design tasks for particularly complex projects: they have references in projects built in complex and sensitive urban conditions or in a monumental, UNESCO World Heritage environment, as well as in smaller-scale interior design assignments.

He has participated architectural design competitions from the start of his career. In addition to their built projects, recognition of Robert Gutowski Architects was mainly due to their achievements in international design competitions. His office has won awards in Yekaterinburg, at the international design competition for the new concert hall of the Sverdlovsk State Philharmonic, in Helsinki, at the competition for the expansion of the Finnish National Museum, and in Mariazell, with the Korda Pilgrim House. His scheme submitted at the international competition for the design of the Shenzhen Opera House was shortlisted, where he was competing for the first prize with renowned architects such as Jean Nouvel, Steven Holl, Herzog & de Meuron or Kengo Kuma. 

The design and construction of the church in Páty, also awarded at an architectural design competition in 2004, provide the framework for his works of the past one and a half decades. The consecration of the Pope John Paul II Church in the spring of 2019 is also a celebration of his professional and community commitment.
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