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Dávid Zubreczki’s new book tells the stories of the Danube Bend in the language of churches
From the country’s largest basilica to the northernmost mosque of the Ottoman Empire or a globally significant work of Hungarian Renaissance architecture—accompanied by “architectural storyteller” Dávid Zubreczki, we can again enjoy a good walk, this time, in one of the most beautiful areas of Hungary, the Danube Bend.
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Is the Danube taking a new Bend? | URBANUM X KanyarGO
”Indulj el egy úton, én is egy másikon” (”You go down one road, I’ll go down another”—free translation): a nice earworm. Several generations are already humming the folk song performed by the Muzsikás Ensemble, familiar from the theme song of the documentary ”Másfélmillió lépés Magyarországon”. But what if
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Metaurbanism in practice | The projects of Urbanum
Since their launch in October last year, Urbanum’s team has not only organized events and sparked discussions in the spirit of metaurbanism, the interdisciplinary urban research approach represented by them. Their three-fold motto—theoria, praxis, imaginatio, that is theory, practice and imagination—is not only about concept formation and
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The fusion of architecture and graphic design in the spirit of slow design | Dunakanyar Press
Analog techniques and inspiration from nature combined with the fields of architecture and graphic design, where the approach of slow design not only intertwines with the creative processes but also with the creators’ everyday lives. We visited the studio of Anett Virág and Tamás Boldi Hoffmann.
Anett is the architect,
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Live free outdoors! | autosvadkemping.hu
A rooftop tent, the sandy shore of the Danube with splendid panorama for the weekend, for four—a sort of absolutely affordable “nomadic luxury” even during the pandemic. The couple that formerly co-managed the Pikkpack shoe brand, designer Sári Gulyás and sociologist András Balogh and their two daughters became enthusiastic
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House on 12 legs | RJZS architects
Built on twelve legs, this house is nestled between bushy acacia and oak trees: the house designed by RJZS Architects is located on a steep hill near Zebegény, with unmatched view over the Danube Bend.
Looking at it from Budapest, Zebegény is one of the farthest settlements in the Danube
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Weekend house romance reinvented | Studio Bunyik
Architect Emese Bunyik imagined her family’s summer home as a giant bunkbed. The house once inhabited by dormice now display the ideas and work of three generations, from children to grandparents.
There is a certain nomadic charm to the Danube Bend: even if it is close to the capital,
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Indulj el! | Danube Bend
Waterfront, islands, mountains, picturesque little villages, historical
memories: in spite of its small area, the Danube Bend is an incredibly diverse
part of the country. Owing to its location, it has wondrous natural qualities,
and some even think that the heart chakra of the Earth is located somewhere
around here,
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The Buda Resort | Luxury above the heart chakra of the planet
A world-famous Danish designer imagined a luxury hotel above the heart of the
Visegrad Mountains (and the entire planet, according to many), at Dobogókő. This
idea inspired Johannes Torpe and this team, too, when they designed a
mountainside hotel fitting closely into the landscape, which could easily pass
as a