Museum of Ethnography Wins at Fiabci World Awards
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Hungary's new Museum of Ethnography, part of the Liget Budapest Project, has been acknowledged at the Fiabci World Prix d'Excellence Awards in Singapore, according to a press release.
The spectacularly-shaped museum with a rooftop garden designed by Marcel Ferencz, was named a World Gold Winner in the Public Infrastructure category.
The House of Music Hungary, another element of the Liget Budapest Project, designed by Japan's Sou Fujimoto, was a Silver Winner in the same category.
Hungarian oil and gas company MOL's skyscraper HQ building, in the DunaPart project in the south of the capital, was a Gold Winner in both the Office and Sustainable Development categories at the FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence Awards.
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