Szárító – az építészképzés új közösségi műteremháza, Debrecen = Dryer – new community architectural studio, Debrecen, Hungary

ARCHITECTS: BALÁZS FALVAI DLA, DÁVID TÖRÖK DLA The transformation of an abandoned late 19th-century tannery workshop and drying building in Debrecen, a remnant of the city's once-thriving artisan quarter into a dynamic community workshop and studio for the local university's architecture department. Discovered by chance, the dilapidated structure became the subject of a student design competition, with the winning proposal by Balázs Falvai focusing on preserving existing spatial qualities and material character while integrating new functions. The pavilion-like extension, abstractly evoking the site's past use, offers flexible, seasonally adaptable space and creates a terraced connection to the old building, all while thoughtfully incorporating an existing tree that influenced the final design, resulting in an object-like gateway that opens the revitalized heritage site to the street.

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Repository of the Academy's Library (Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
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2025-06-16
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Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications
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Szárító – az építészképzés új közösségi műteremháza, Debrecen = Dryer – new community architectural studio, Debrecen, Hungary

Repository of the Academy's Library (Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications
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Szárító – az építészképzés új közösségi műteremháza, Debrecen = Dryer – new community architectural studio, Debrecen, Hungary

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ARCHITECTS: BALÁZS FALVAI DLA, DÁVID TÖRÖK DLA The transformation of an abandoned late 19th-century tannery workshop and drying building in Debrecen, a remnant of the city's once-thriving artisan quarter into a dynamic community workshop and studio for the local university's architecture department. Discovered by chance, the dilapidated structure became the subject of a student design competition, with the winning proposal by Balázs Falvai focusing on preserving existing spatial qualities and material character while integrating new functions. The pavilion-like extension, abstractly evoking the site's past use, offers flexible, seasonally adaptable space and creates a terraced connection to the old building, all while thoughtfully incorporating an existing tree that influenced the final design, resulting in an object-like gateway that opens the revitalized heritage site to the street.

Repository of the Academy's Library (Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
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Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications
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