Projects.

As part of the winery designed with Group Dyer, we added a few, triangulated glass rooflights to the magneficient roof matching the cladding network.

Working together with S39 Hybrid Design Studio Ltd, I contributed to the detail-level finalization of this floating, metallic interior sculpture.

Working with Design and Build Hungary Ltd. I contributed to the rapid feature design of a timber plate manufacturer's canteen refurbishment.

For a winery by Group Dyer, I developed the freeform, SubD-driven cladding plans from the initial concepts to the final detailing.

In a 3D printing project for Okodome, I developed the detailed print paths using a custom extension of my graph algorithm.

During the design of this lovely loop structure I developed an evolutionary script that minimized the cladding's panel count.

This incredible stair's cladding design, planned in collaboration with Group Dyer, is based on my SubD-driven modeling logic.

I worked with Bánáti + Hartvig on the public competition design of the new exhibition building of the Hungarian Natural History Museum.‍

The winery's centerpiece is a 30-meter-long bridge, artfully clad with our triangulated panel design, connecting the building's two sides.

For a state circus competition at a non-disclosed location I explored the fluid integration of the auditorium roof with the pedestrian paveway.

This particular one-story kiosk, combining a café with a small internet hub, featured a beautiful SubD-derived shape.

The beautifully emerging floating stair features our irregular cover design, a part of the winery's overall design language.

For the Hungarian Scientific Association's competition, we teamed up with Péter Debreczeni to design a celebratory public sculpture.