This year marks the fifth year celebrating the events of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 in one way or another. While the past years have largely been about the main actors of the revolution, this year I wanted to bring the sites into the focus, too.
This is how this year’s idea to grab some eloquent elements from the most important sites and to present the different stations in Budapest with them was born. This is how we commemorate the 169th anniversary of the Hungarian revolution.
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Tallinn railway junction I Zaha Hadid
Zaha Hadid Architects [https://zoa3d.com/] is a well-known guest in Tallin. In
2017 they presented the overall conception of the 2030 renewal of the port, and
now they showed the vision of the junction and pedestrian bridge executed in
cooperation with Esplan.
Rail Baltica [http://www.railbaltica.org/] is
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House on the island I Prague
The Czech Edit! architect office [https://editarchitects.com/en/homepage/]
transformed a guardhouse built during the time of the monarchy into a classic
riverside house, which, if it was a little smaller, we would recommend to be
included in the Eastern-European issue of cabin porn. Maybe even as it is.
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Michał Sawtyruk | Warsaw
The digital paintings of Michał Sawtyruk [https://www.behance.net/pegazord] are
beauties that are hard to find. The chiseled artwork of one-of-a-kind vivid
colors of the Polish designer working in Warsaw are the odd ones out amongst
“trendy” pieces. What make even the artist himself more interesting are the