Hungarian cider winery won a prestigious prize! – PHOTOS

The magnificent building of the BudaPrés Hungarian cider winery won a prestigious Architecture 2024 DNA Paris Award. The news was shared on the LinkedIn site of the BORD Architectural Studio, the designer and creator of the cider winery. Below are some photos of the magnificent building. Congratulations!

Hungarian cider winery on the top

According to Lelépő, a Hungarian tourism news outlet, the award jury found that the building is aesthetically astonishing and considers environmental and functional viewpoints outstandingly.

Cider is a relatively new spirit in Hungary, but in Europe, its past spans centuries. The BORD Architectural Studio wanted to show the cider-making traditions and the autumn atmosphere in its building in Etyek. Drinking cider reminds us of the colours and aromas of the autumn harvest with a social experience.

The atmosphere of the building follows that impression and incorporates elements from the environment of the Etyek Öreghegy. Like old cellars, the buildings lie vertically on the hill slope, following its natural gradient.

The 2024 DNA Paris Award for Hungarian architecture

In the buildings, the functionality of industrial production meets the elegance of guest acceptance. As a result, the building is modern and dynamic, fitting into its environment harmonically.

Beneath the ground, you may find the “industrial work zone”. On the first level, you may discover guest spaces with a panoramic view of the nearby hills and settlements. On the third level, service areas and engineering took place.

The 2024 DNA Paris Award shows the high international quality the Hungarian architecture is capable of. The building presents how you can integrate modern architecture into a natural environment while meeting all functional and aesthetical requirements.

Photo: FB/BudaPrés

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