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KÖLCSEY SQUARE, CEGLÉD

 

During the design process, our goal was to increase the value of Kölcsey Square both in aesthetic sense, usability and cultural potential. As a result, the influence of ​​this new quality expands over the park boundaries, thereby indirectly increasing the value of surrounding residential and public areas.

Our concept takes into account the railway station building as one of the most important points of public transport in the town. The force lines of the design target the building's entrances, and thus determine its road network, responding sensitively to the surrounding elements and to the most important pedestrian directions.

The public park consists of large green spaces where local residents can passively and actively relax. Several benches, cycle stands, and a drinking fountain give travelers a chance to unwind. Visitors of the town are welcomed by a representative space with water-play, quality planting and information boards. The park inherited its name from a statue of Kölcsey, that stands in the middle of the park supported by an illustrated sitting wall. For a later stage, we also imagined a railway-themed playground at the northeastern part of the square.

2016-2017


Open space design
- construction plan


Client: Ceglédi Városfejlesztő Kft.

Size: 8 620 m2

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HIGH STREET & PARK, GOMBA

 

Our approach was to create public and private areas of common use, which together form the social, cultural center of Gomba, reflecting the demands of inhabitants not only functionally but also aesthetically. By renewing the area, it is possible to create a dignified environment for the distinctive heritage buildings of the settlement, and to create a public open space for inhabitants and visitors alike. In addition to being a stage for mondain activities, it can also become the heart of community and social life, thus creating an emotional bond, a sense of identity to the village.

The construction phase documentation was completed in 2012 for Szemők Balázs Square, a priority area within this space, its construction is already completed on the basis of the plans. When designing this newly built space, it was essential to make it an organic part of the village and provide an aesthetically pleasing space for new functions. According to our aims, Szemők Balázs Square - leaning up against a three-sided aesthetic post-reconstruction spatial wall  - is used and loved by all age groups of the settlement.

2010-2012


Concept plan


Client: Municipality of Gomba

Size: 59 400 m2

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GYÓN CEMETERY, DABAS

 

During the design process, we strived to highlight the uniqueness and virtue of the site without compromising the integrity of remembrance. With the redesign of the area, the cemetery can not only serve a public service function, but also play an aesthetic and physiological role in the life of visitors and inhabitants. Our primary goal in expanding and renovating the cemetery was to create a contemporary, well-functioning system in line with existing practices. The end result is a unified, representative setting that provides a worthy environment for remembrance.

We considered it essential that existing elements such as the building and the green space stay integral parts of the design. Applying transparency and purity to functions that make registration, reservation and everyday use easier, were key features of our methodology. We used seating, fixtures and materials that fit into the cemetery's ambience, provide a consistent image and are able to serve the habits of visitors and maintainers alike.

2011


Open space design
- construction plan


Client: Municipality of Dabas

Size: 36 320 m2

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TURISTICAL DEVELOPMENT, BEKECS

Our aim was to highlight the unique landscape values and characteristics of Hegyalja in the bath garden, along with providing a better display and emphasis for the historical significance of the cold water source at the meeting of the mountains and the plain. The source has been described as water with medicinal properties; therefore its importance in local history is outstanding. The park underwent a complex reconstruction, thus becoming the starting point as well as the destination of the touristic route.


On the hills of Napos-dűlő a resting place and a lookout terrace to the Danube has also been installed within the project framework. The nature trail leading up to Nagy Hill introduces the area’s natural, historic and cultural attractions to the viewer. The nature trail consists of 6 stops, all of them accompanied by a resting area.

2015


Open space design
- construction plan


Client: Municipality of Bekecs

Size: 5 400 m2

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