Jazz Loft: Renovated from a 19th-Century Mill
Jazz Loft: Renovated from a 19th-Century Mill
- urbanNext, April 09, 2020.
- 837 words.
Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Politics and economics, Project, T2.a, Urban Paradigms
Bricks, Budapest, Concrete, Housing, Hungary, Industrial context, Post-industrial Landscape, Project, Refurbishment, Renewable energy, Renovation, Stairs, Sustainable, Transformation, Urban Development, Urban Legacy, Urban process
Photography: Zsolt Batár
It always takes time to make something great, but what surprised T2.a architects about its Jazz Loft project was how a forced break unexpectedly led to a more refined and rewarding building in the long run. Renovated from an abandoned 19th-century mill, architects Bence and Gabor Turanyi were first tasked with the delicate refurbishment work back in 2005.
2575-5374
Architecture Renovation Project Budapest, Hungary Hungary
Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Politics and economics, Project, T2.a, Urban Paradigms
Bricks, Budapest, Concrete, Housing, Hungary, Industrial context, Post-industrial Landscape, Project, Refurbishment, Renewable energy, Renovation, Stairs, Sustainable, Transformation, Urban Development, Urban Legacy, Urban process
Photography: Zsolt Batár
It always takes time to make something great, but what surprised T2.a architects about its Jazz Loft project was how a forced break unexpectedly led to a more refined and rewarding building in the long run. Renovated from an abandoned 19th-century mill, architects Bence and Gabor Turanyi were first tasked with the delicate refurbishment work back in 2005.
2575-5374
Architecture Renovation Project Budapest, Hungary Hungary