Budapest National Conservation and Storage Centre Wins Intl Property Award
Budapest’s new National Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK) has fetched the International Property Awards 2020-21 gong for Best Public Service Development, the chief executive of the company in charge of the city’s large-scale Liget project said on Friday.
The jury of IPA, one of the world’s most prestigious events in the property industry, has given OMRRK top marks for architecture concept, project management and excellence in the project’s realisation, Benedek Gyorgyevics, of Városliget Zrt, told a press conference.
The House of Hungarian Music, which is being built within the framework of the Liget Budapest project, won the “Best Use Of Music In Property Development/Real Estate” at the most prestigious international competition of the music industry, the Music Cities Awards. From a very strong field of this year’s entries at the Music Cities Awards, […]Continue reading
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Budapest s new National Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK) has fetched the International Property Awards 2020-21 gong for Best Public Service Development, the chief executive of the company in charge of the city s large-scale Liget project said on Friday.
Budapest OMRRK near City Park Photo by Varosliget Zrt
The jury of IPA, one of the world’s most prestigious events in the property industry, has given OMRRK top marks for architecture concept, project management and excellence in the project’s realisation, Benedek Gyorgyevics, of Varosliget Zrt, told a press conference.
Completed in 2019, the OMRRK complex provides world-class art storage warehouses and conservation-restoration facilities covering a total area of almost 37,000 square metres near City Park, as part of the museum quarter Liget Budapest Project.
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