gizella chapel

history enclosed in a box


humility

towards our ancestors and our past

responsibility

towards our descendants and the future

honesty

contemporary behaviour


The new, contemporary intervention in the intensely historic setting does not seek to be ostentatious, yet the block-like, heavy stone-clad mass indicates the significance of the place even to the pedestrian on the street. This block-like character is softened on the north-western side by a faceted, delicately indented triangular translucent surface. The translucent white marble provides elegant, natural lighting for the interior, while in the evening, its glow toward the square marks this site of prominent historical significance in a contemporary manner.

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chapel

Veszprém

2021-2022

heritage conservation permit design

construction drawings

furniture spaces

2023 - Építészfórum

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M Architects Studio Ltd

Rozália V. Marton, DLA

Szentkuti Viktor

Norbert Villányi

Viktória Istók

Zsombor Rácz

Tamás Tácsik

Anna Vigh

Júlia Szüts

László Szőnyi

Laszlo Kakasy

Gergely Kakasy

György Kurunczi

Sándor Dávid

V. Marton Rozália