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Lissoni & Partners Completes Two Office Buildings at Budapest's Dürer Park

architecture-design · 2026-08-28

Lissoni & Partners, an architecture firm based in Milan, has finalized the construction of two office buildings at Dürer Park in Budapest, Hungary, marking the revitalization of a historic area into a mixed-use development, set to be completed in 2025. The project comprises Office Building 1 and Office Building 2, which were built almost concurrently. Featuring aluminum facades and poured concrete, the design honors the city's architectural heritage. Office Building 1 consists of three towers connected by a vault, utilizing 6-inch thick concrete slabs and tall glass curtains from Schüco. Meanwhile, Office Building 2 expands a monastery with three additional floors, incorporating a pitched roof and fritted glass for heat reduction. Collaborators included Lean-Tech, Studio This, S73 Studio, and Market Construction Co. Design architect Miguel Casal Ribeiro highlighted Budapest's willingness to embrace change.

Key facts

  • Lissoni & Partners added two office buildings to Dürer Park in Budapest, Hungary.
  • The buildings were completed in 2025.
  • Office Building 1 features three towers with poured concrete slabs and aluminum fins.
  • Office Building 2 is a restoration of a Catholic monastery with added floors.
  • The project includes a courtyard with original trees.
  • Schüco supplied the glass for the windows.
  • The concrete slabs are 6 inches thick and up to 400 feet long.
  • The design was informed by Budapest's climate and architectural heritage.

Entities

Artists

  • Miguel Casal Ribeiro

Institutions

  • Lissoni & Partners
  • Lean-Tech
  • Studio This
  • S73 Studio
  • Market Construction Co.
  • Spanyi & Partners
  • Property Market Ltd.
  • Buildea
  • Eco-Tec
  • Fomterv Engineering Co
  • Colas Hungaria
  • Schüco
  • Cortizo
  • Saint-Gobain
  • Jüllich-glas
  • CBI Europe
  • Atlas-Concorde
  • Marazzi
  • Viastein
  • Nordikal
  • FMG

Locations

  • Budapest
  • Hungary
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Hatvan
  • Dürer Park
  • City Park

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