Through the lens of Polish designer Michał Pecko, our built environment turns into a slightly melancholic architectural utopia. The eloquent illustrations boasting a special atmosphere are
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Vote for your favorite building in Budapest!
Déli Railway Terminal, the Újpalotai Apartment Tower, the Endre Ady Cultural Center in Újpest, the OKISZ Headquarters, the Planetarium—five buildings in Budapest we have also explored
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HIGHLIGHTS | Our built heritage
In the parts of the HIGHLIGHTS series, the focus is on household objects, their advantages and disadvantages again and again. The question may arise, which are
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An old warehouse gives impetus to the industrial district in Brno | DADA Distrikt
Located in the old industrial district of Brno in the Czech Republic, this former storage facility was renovated as a residential complex by the architecture firm,
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Iconic buildings of Budapest through the eyes of a graphic designer | Evelin Dankó
The harmony of exciting textures and patterns in pastel and vivid colors: Evelin Dankó pays homage to Budapest and its iconic buildings with detail-rich illustrations. Evelin
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Photographing buildings as a way of self-expression | Kamil Philipiak
Rigid, sharp concrete structures in contrast with the soft, serene sky. We can explore the details of Kraków, Katowice, Warsaw, Gdańsk or Barcelona, amongst others, on
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We visited the OKISZ Headquarters | Othernity
The “Othernity” walking tour series organized by Contemporary Architecture Center continued with another iconic building. The OKISZ Headquarters located at Thököly út offers several peculiarities visitors,
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Architects and their buildings in Budapest | Ki tervezte?
We’ve come across an Instagram feed filling a huge gap: journalist Zsolt Vékony captures remarkable buildings while wandering on the streets of Budapest and documents them
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Nvard Yerkanian brings Armenian modernism to new life
The new series of Armenian illustrator and graphic designer Nvard Yerkanian offers an insight into the beauty and values of Armenian modernism with clean illustrations. The monumental buildings are
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