Winners of The Museum of Ethnography and City Park Budapest
23/05/2016.
Liget Budapest Project [Budapest] Hungary
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA
Városliget Zrt., as the Contracting Entity, announces the winner of two-stage international design competition for the design of the Museum of Ethnography building, within the framework of the Liget Budapest Project, on the territory of the City Park (Városliget) Budapest.
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. Overview. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. Detail. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. View from Park. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
View from street. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Aerial view. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Inside view. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Inside view. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Night view. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Site plan. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Sections. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Ground floor plan, Section A. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Floor layout. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Interpretative drawings. New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 1st Place: 587DB3HW – 9581. Napur architect kft: Ferencz Marcel DLA vezető tervező, Détári György DLA tervezőtárs, Ferencz istván DLA, Bodonyi Csaba DLA, Rudolf Mihály DLA, Őrfi József, Papp Dávid
Overview Budapest Park.
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 2nd Place.- 7T5QDM8C – 1349. Sauerbruch Hutton
2nd Place.- 7T5QDM8C – 1349. Sauerbruch Hutton
2nd Place.- 7T5QDM8C – 1349. Sauerbruch Hutton
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest.3rd Place: FZSLG5U6 – 3219. BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 3rd Place: FZSLG5U6 – 3219. BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
3rd Place: FZSLG5U6 – 3219. BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. EY8KUXDM – 1925. COOP HIMMELB(L)AU Wolf D. Prix & Partner ZT GmbH
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. AF65H2TS – 8417. Dominique Perrault Architecte
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. MP6CV378 – 9728. Bernard Tschumi Architects. ARUP. Michel Desvigne Paysagiste
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. VPE4AULT – 5386. Zaha Hadid Limited
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. TCM2QF8L – 2895. Középülettervező Zrt.
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. WULRFNK6 – 0241. Architecture-Studio
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 8XVGHWS9 – 3184. Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Balázs Mihály Építészműterme Ltd. Balázs Mihály
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. WVZLMFAU – 3529. Bánáti + Hartvig Építész Iroda Kft. Nagy Csaba. TÉR Alkotó Stúdió Kft.
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. X2UWHD97 – 5987 EAA. Emre Arolat Architecture. Ralph Appelbaum Associates. Buro Happold
New Museum of Ethnography, Budapest. 4NHXLBY7 – 4837. gmp International GmbH. jn jangled nerves gmbh. Buro Happold Ltd. Enea Landart LLC
Hungarian firm Napur Architect has been selected ahead of Bernard Tschumi, Dominique Perrault BIG or Zaha Hadid Architects to design a major new museum in Budapest's City Park.
Budapest-based Napur Architect was selected ahead of 14 other firms for the Museum of Ethnography, which will be built alongside a concert hall by Sou Fujimoto and a national art gallery by SANAA as part of a huge new museum complex.
"The Gate of the City Park offers an alternative gate experience," said the architects in their competition entry. The design resembles a giant skateboard ramp, with patterned walls and a grass-covered roof and It is described by architects István Ferencz, Marcel Ferencz and György Détári as a "21st-century Baroque frame".
Called The Gate of the City Park, it will contain several floors of exhibition galleries at both ends and an expansive open space at the centre, while its roof is intended as a new public gathering space. It was also frame an existing monument to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. "The physical and visual division of the building into two parts expresses the duality of the basic function, and also reflects the surrounding city fabric."
The Museum of Ethnography houses more than 200,000 ethnographic artefacts a quarter of which includes the international material; and it also runs the largest archive of the profession containing archived documents, more than 400,000 historical photographs, manuscripts, sound archives and film library. The museum library is a reference library of European rank. The museum's traditional ethnographic collection of national character is internationally outstanding, while its pottery, textile and costume collections are the largest collections of this kind on the continent. Material originated from non-European continents can be found in significant amount only in the former colonial countries; and between Berlin and St. Petersburg - apart from Vienna - there is no city where all continents' cultural relics could be found in this composition and quality. The Museum of Ethnography utilizes this facility of rich and diverse collections by implementing the approach harmonized with the current international museological trends and by adapting the most modern techniques of museography.
For the first time since the foundation of the Museum of Ethnography that is, for over 140 years now, it has become possible to permanently place the museum in a building worthy for the collection, to be built specifically for this function. In addition, the construction of the new building of the Museum of Ethnography will solve another more than half a century problem: by relocating the institution, the Kúria (former Ministry of Justice) building, recently housing the museum, can regain its original function.
The result of the landscape architectural competition aimed at renewing the City Park Budapest announced thanks to the recently closed landscape architectural competition, tens of thousands of square meters of new green area, more than one thousand newly planted trees,a 2-kilometre running track, larger playgrounds, an expanded boating lake, a rose garden and much more will be added to Budapest’s City Park.
According to the winning project of the Garten Studio Kft. landscape architecture office, the concreted over surfaces will be significantly decreased and far more recreational functions will be found in the City Park by 2019, the planned year of its comprehensive renewal.
More trees, larger and more valuable green areas, a running track, and a rose garden in the revamped City Park
Seven projects were submitted to the competition, of which the jury – whose members are mainly landscape architects – unanimously ranked the Garten Studio Kft. landscape architecture office at first place, Lépték–Tervat 2nd place, Pagony landscape architecture office and s73 studioat 3rd place.
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Marcel Ferencz. NAPUR Architect
NAPUR Architect Ltd is a family multi-generational intellectual and professional architectural workshop founded by Ferencz István Habil in 1992. Since its inception, the company has been involved in architectural design and accumulated decades of experience as a lead designer in turnkey projects from concept to completion. Now the architecture firm is led by Ferencz Marcel Habil.
The firm has numerous outstanding architectural works, received many architectural awards, and is committed to architectural quality. Their mission is to execute the design of turnkey projects of unique, unrepeatable architectural appearance and function for both their domestic and foreign clients. The main profile of the company is the architectural and interior design of public buildings, sports venues, cultural facilities and sophisticated, bespoke residential villas of high quality.
Ferencz Marcel Habil. He is the author of the author of the Danube Arena, which received the FINA Silver Commemorative Medal and the Tierney Clark Award in 2017.
In 2016, the new Hungarian Ethnographic Museum won the 1st prize in an international design competition.
In 2017, he was awarded the 1st prize by the leading designer of the Budapest Athletics Stadium.
In 2018, the new Hungarian Ethnographic Museum, which he designed, won the “European Best Public Building” and “World’s Best Architecture” awards at the International Property Awards, and in 2019, the “Space / Strength” II. National Salon of Architecture - Audience Award.
In 2018, he won the first prize of the national design competition of the National Athletics Stadium, which has been under construction ever since.
In 2021, he won the design of the building in the national design competition for the central building of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium.
The firm has numerous outstanding architectural works, received many architectural awards, and is committed to architectural quality. Their mission is to execute the design of turnkey projects of unique, unrepeatable architectural appearance and function for both their domestic and foreign clients. The main profile of the company is the architectural and interior design of public buildings, sports venues, cultural facilities and sophisticated, bespoke residential villas of high quality.
Ferencz Marcel Habil. He is the author of the author of the Danube Arena, which received the FINA Silver Commemorative Medal and the Tierney Clark Award in 2017.
In 2016, the new Hungarian Ethnographic Museum won the 1st prize in an international design competition.
In 2017, he was awarded the 1st prize by the leading designer of the Budapest Athletics Stadium.
In 2018, the new Hungarian Ethnographic Museum, which he designed, won the “European Best Public Building” and “World’s Best Architecture” awards at the International Property Awards, and in 2019, the “Space / Strength” II. National Salon of Architecture - Audience Award.
In 2018, he won the first prize of the national design competition of the National Athletics Stadium, which has been under construction ever since.
In 2021, he won the design of the building in the national design competition for the central building of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium.
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