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K30 House – A Contemporary Suburban Residence in Budapest
K30 House – A Contemporary Suburban Residence in Budapest
Budapest, Hungary
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K30 House – A Contemporary Suburban Residence in Budapest
Budapest, Hungary
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
Project Description
The K30 House is located in a transforming suburban area of Budapest’s 14th district, where the traditional garden-city character is gradually evolving toward a denser, contemporary residential fabric. The project responds to this condition with a restrained architectural language and a clear spatial organization.
The building is composed as a series of clean, orthogonal volumes, defined by the contrast of light plastered surfaces and warm-toned compact panel cladding. The use of contemporary materials is not merely aesthetic, but part of a deliberate architectural strategy that emphasizes durability, precision, and long-term performance.
The compact panel cladding is applied as a ventilated façade system, allowing the building envelope to operate as a layered structure. This approach improves thermal behavior, protects the primary structure, and ensures the longevity of the exterior surfaces while maintaining a refined and consistent visual appearance.
A key element of the design is the system of terraces and shaded outdoor spaces. The pergola structure extending from the main volume creates a filtered transition between interior and garden, mediating light, privacy, and seasonal use. Large glazed openings establish a continuous visual connection with the exterior, while maintaining a controlled and intimate interior atmosphere.
The upper level is conceived as a more closed and protective volume, responding to privacy and solar exposure, while the ground floor opens generously toward the garden. This clear vertical differentiation reinforces both functional clarity and spatial hierarchy.
Material use, detailing, and construction logic are treated as an integral part of the architectural concept. Every junction and proportion contributes to a coherent expression, where contemporary building technology supports a calm and durable architectural presence.
The result is a contemporary family house that combines spatial clarity, material performance, and a refined relationship to its suburban context.
The K30 House is located in a transforming suburban area of Budapest’s 14th district, where the traditional garden-city character is gradually evolving toward a denser, contemporary residential fabric. The project responds to this condition with a restrained architectural language and a clear spatial organization.
The building is composed as a series of clean, orthogonal volumes, defined by the contrast of light plastered surfaces and warm-toned compact panel cladding. The use of contemporary materials is not merely aesthetic, but part of a deliberate architectural strategy that emphasizes durability, precision, and long-term performance.
The compact panel cladding is applied as a ventilated façade system, allowing the building envelope to operate as a layered structure. This approach improves thermal behavior, protects the primary structure, and ensures the longevity of the exterior surfaces while maintaining a refined and consistent visual appearance.
A key element of the design is the system of terraces and shaded outdoor spaces. The pergola structure extending from the main volume creates a filtered transition between interior and garden, mediating light, privacy, and seasonal use. Large glazed openings establish a continuous visual connection with the exterior, while maintaining a controlled and intimate interior atmosphere.
The upper level is conceived as a more closed and protective volume, responding to privacy and solar exposure, while the ground floor opens generously toward the garden. This clear vertical differentiation reinforces both functional clarity and spatial hierarchy.
Material use, detailing, and construction logic are treated as an integral part of the architectural concept. Every junction and proportion contributes to a coherent expression, where contemporary building technology supports a calm and durable architectural presence.
The result is a contemporary family house that combines spatial clarity, material performance, and a refined relationship to its suburban context.
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