Museum of Ethnography wins intʼl architecture prizes
ligetbudapest.hu
The International Property Awards has recognized Budapestʼs new Museum of Ethnography, an element of the museum quarter being established in the capitalʼs Városliget (City Park), as "Worldʼs Best Architecture" and "Best Public Service Architecture Hungary," Hungarian news agency MTI reported.
Visualization of the Museum of Ethnography (illustration by ligetbudapest.hu)
Benedek Gyorgyevics, who heads the project company for the museum quarter, accepted the awards at a ceremony in London on Monday evening.
The new Museum of Ethnography is the work of Budapest-based Napur Architect Kft. The company earlier designed the Danube Arena, the main venue for the FINA World Aquatics Championships hosted in Budapest in 2017.
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