Landmark Building of Szervita Square by Zaha Hadid
“Our goal is to give the inner city an injection of contemporary elegance. A state of the art building with high quality work spaces would strengthen the multifunctional character and urban vitality of Budapest’s city centre. We perceive the need to balance divers’ requirements: Keeping the importance of the cultural heritage in mind the issue is to reconcile the functional, economic and historic preservation needs of the city centre.”
“We feel that aesthetic and atmospheric rejuvenation is always an essential part of preservation - preserving the vitality of a historic city centre. One can perceive distinguished architectural periods in the development of Budapest’s inner city fabric. Szervita Square itself is an interesting example with high quality architecture from different periods being gathered around the square. We have an important opportunity now to continue this series with another signifi cant piece of architecture that can represent the architectural thinking of our time.”
Architect: Zaha Hadid [ Via: HU ]



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its very very beautiful. Such a modern looking structure. From above it looked like a drop of water
this is a stolen design from Future-Systems how could he do that !!
Dear Zaha,
What will people, living / working in the shadowed building behind your architectural wonder say about their stolen sunshine although the glass-transparent looking construction?
Don’t you think such styling contrast and extreme density of overbuilding a historical plaza of the beautiful Budapest with specific atmosphere could be well accepted by hungarians?
I don’t think such overbuilding has been normally approved by Hungarian urban regulations - I rather feel a strong smell of corruption here.
Is this made of curved glass? or is it triangulated? biiig difference for the final aspect. if it’s curved, who pays for this (the necessary tens of millions E ?). if it’s triangulated buy buy water-drop image…