Event Hall in Etyek / kissmiklos
There had been a house and an almost 200-year-old wine cellar on the same plot since the 1990s. I had to take these circumstances into consideration when setting up the rooms appropriate for hosting events and operating a restaurant. The walls of the cellar were beautifully green and covered by climbing plants. Starting from this, I pictured a terrace, which involves the green and engages it with the inner space. My vision was to create a spectacular construction of steel, glass and wood, which resembles the characteristic atmosphere of greenhouses and orangeries.
© Eszter Sarah
Architects: kissmiklos
Location: Etyek, Hungary
Lead Architects: kissmiklos (Miklós Kiss)
Assistant: Fanni Kárpáti
Area: 300.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Eszter Sarah
© Eszter Sarah
Text description provided by the architects. There had been a house and an almost 200-year-old wine cellar on the same plot since the 1990s. I had to take these circumstances into consideration when setting up the rooms appropriate for hosting events and operating a restaurant. The walls of the cellar were beautifully green and covered by climbing plants. Starting from this, I pictured a terrace, which involves the green and engages it with the inner space. My vision was to create a spectacular construction of steel, glass and wood, which resembles the characteristic atmosphere of greenhouses and orangeries.
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© Eszter Sarah
Architects: kissmiklos
Location: Etyek, Hungary
Lead Architects: kissmiklos (Miklós Kiss)
Assistant: Fanni Kárpáti
Area: 300.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Eszter Sarah
© Eszter Sarah
Text description provided by the architects. There had been a house and an almost 200-year-old wine cellar on the same plot since the 1990s. I had to take these circumstances into consideration when setting up the rooms appropriate for hosting events and operating a restaurant. The walls of the cellar were beautifully green and covered by climbing plants. Starting from this, I pictured a terrace, which involves the green and engages it with the inner space. My vision was to create a spectacular construction of steel, glass and wood, which resembles the characteristic atmosphere of greenhouses and orangeries.
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