Hungarian architects design award winning new quarter in Moscow
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After the success of the new Ethnographic Museum and the Pannon Park Biodome, the plans of Group Dryer were awarded, too, at the International Property Awards.
It has been all over the news for days that the blueprint of the new Ethnographic Museum was awarded the best in Europe and then the best in the world. Two days later, it turned out that the Pannon Park Biodome won in its category as well, and now, as Index referred to Építészfórum, another Hungarian nominee celebrates victory at the International Property Award as the plans of Group Dryer take home the Best Residential High-rise Architecture award.
“The dream of every architect is to work with such a client who also prefers quality. When this simple but rare occasion comes, you can sense at the very beginning of the creative process that the new building will be special,”
says Tamás Deilinger, lead designer.
