Buda-Nyék Community House

Located at the former royal hunting hunting grounds of II. Ulászló, the past of the „Revelry Palace” is merely suspected. Unravelling its past, the aim was to create a community house as a spiritual successor to reflect its former vitality. It functions as a scene for activities that encourage the participation of communities, where new knowledge and experiences can be shared. The foundations served as a conceptual reference, extending their traces as a monolithic inner core on the surface, following the morphology of its open structure. The interior tends to soften, with furniture-like interconnecting spaces occupying the walls. A transitional lane of slender pillars rises along the outer boundary, giving a sense of the former arcade. Opening the occupational spaces sideways, the day-time and seasonal changes are embedded by the diffuse light filtering through the skylights in the centre, creating a transient atmosphere where we can sense the passage of time, allowing remembrance.