This new residential district in Budapest’s 11th District introduces 175 homes within an 8-hectare landscaped setting. Organized into three typologies—row houses on the higher ground, park houses framing the central green, and lake houses along the southern water edge—the scheme offers one- to four-bedroom apartments with flexible layouts to support evolving living patterns. Each home benefits from a private balcony or terrace, natural light, and open views toward the surrounding landscape, while stepped-back volumes and careful orientation ensure privacy and a close connection to nature.
Sustainability and wellbeing are central to the design. A geothermal energy system, rainwater retention, green roofs, biodiversity corridors, and generous communal spaces reduce environmental impact while encouraging residents to spend time outdoors. Distinct materials and façade details give each cluster its own identity while blending into the natural setting, while the housing itself is marked by exceptional qualities such as large floor areas, transversal apartments with dual orientations, and multi-level apartments that create a unique residential offer in the city.
type
Residential
client
Atenor
architect
Coldefy, DDS, Öt Elem
collaborators
Urban Concept
surface
22,400 m² Net Area
status
realized
location
Budapest (hu)
year
2025
program
175 units of housing with underground parking, services, and supporting commercial spaces.











