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Hungary’s Szathmáry Palace Ruins Renovated With L-Shaped Corten Steel Lookout Szatmary Palace by MARP – Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

MARP, Tamás Török · Reconstruction of the Szatmáry Palace

reconstruction of the szathmáry palace ruins, pécs, hungary, by marp

Budapest architects MARP replaced the missing corner of a ruined Renaissance palace--Szatmáry Palace--the with a Corten steel lookout point

marp / reconstruction of the szatmáry palace tettye, pécs

Hungary's Szathmáry Palace Ruins Renovated With L-Shaped Corten Steel Lookout Szatmary Palace by MARP

Reconstruction of the Szatmáry Palace, Pécs, 2011 - MARP

Corten steel viewpoint and stage at ruined Renaissance palace in Pécs, Hungary, by MARP.

Atrio Relais-Châteaux by Mansilla+Tuñon, organic symbiosis with the ancient city © Luis Asin

Studio for a Composer / Johnsen Schmaling Architects,© John J.

Casa Up, Madesimo, Italy, by Es Arch – Enrico Scaramellini Architetto

Image 2 of 27 from gallery of Sparrenburg Visitor Centre / Max Dudler. Photograph by Stefan Müller

Old Buildings, New Designs: Architectural Transformations (Architecture Briefs) by Charles Bloszies, Hugh Hardy

leibal: “ RW Concrete Church is a minimalist house located in South Korea, designed by NAMELESS Architecture. RW Concrete Church is located in Byeollae, a newly developed district near northeast.

Contemporary Conversion: Church Into AuditoriumDesignRulz14 September 2012Contemporary conversions are sometimes difficult to accept, but the one we spotted on www.frameweb.com combines ancient a... Architecture Check more at http://rusticnordic.com/contemporary-conversion-church-into-auditorium/

Situated at a hillside in Chodziez, this house designed by Polish architectural firm DE.MATERIA, wholly cladded with corten steel and featuring huge glass