ADAPTIVE RE-USE PROJECTS

The Mill, Budapest

Exchange Palace, Budapest

River Terminal Rostov, Russia

Feasibility Studies Tashkent, Uzbekistan

more adaptive re-use projects

Liberty Square Hotel Feasibility, Budapest, Hungary

completion: 2019
area: 45,450 sqm BIA
cmaservice: architecture

Commissioned by a multinational hotel investment firm, the feasibility study included the examination of Budapest’s original stock exchange building for hotel conversion. Targeted as a 6-star ultra-luxury product, the program included some 258 rooms and suites, luxury spa, 2 restaurants plus café and bar with a full conferencing and banqueting facility.

Central European University Residence

completion: 1996
area: 22,000 m2
cmaservice: architects, interior design, owner’s representative

A former transient workers’ hostel built in the 1960’s was transformed into a student residence of the recently expanded university, established in Budapest in 1993. Four hundred student residence rooms, all air-conditioned and with private bath, were constructed into the stripped concrete shell structure. Other facilities include twenty staff apartments, a restaurant, a pub, a coffee lounge, a swimming pool & sports centre, and an extensive multipurpose meeting/conference centre.