We at Vertex Pavilions are excited to share the news of our website’s launch. This step signifies a new chapter in our journey, offering a digital platform to showcase our services and insights. The website, while live, is in its early stages, representing the foundation of what is yet to come.
Website Launch: A New Chapter Begins Read More »
Adaptive reuse project of Kilián Laktanya, a barracks building located in the heart of Budapest. It’s a massive building of almost 60,000 square meters, that has been largely unused for some time. Our first step involved laser scanning the building to create a digital twin model, using Building Information Modeling or BIM. With big buildings, the complexity grows exponentially. One of our initial hurdles was planning and access. We had a tight one-month window to complete the scanning. Some doors were welded shut; others required coordination with a facility manager who might or might not know which keys opened which doors. And in some cases, we had to work around the schedules of storage unit owners within the building.
Scan to BIM: Kilián Barracks, Budapest Read More »
We Specialize in Digitally Conserving and Examining Heritage Buildings. Our expertise lies in digitally capturing and scrutinizing historic architecture. Utilizing sophisticated CAD software such as Archicad, we craft intricate BIM models.
Concordia Hotel – Târgu – Mureș, Romania Read More »
The primary objective of our project was to conduct a thorough LIDAR survey and construct a detailed BIM model of the building. This involved a meticulous process of data gathering on-site, utilizing two types of LiDAR scanners complemented by photographic techniques.
Former Austro-Hungarian Bank in Subotica, Serbia Read More »
From the first moment, it was clear that we were dealing with a completely unique example of Transylvanian baroque castle architecture.
Wesselényi Castle – Hodod, Romania Read More »
This project not only immortalized the current state of this heritage building but also respects and revitalizes its historical significance, blending advanced technology with historical preservation, thus proudly contributing to saving another small fragment of our heritage.
Bornemissza Castle – Ilia, Romania Read More »
There are those projects that we are happy to work on because we have a deep feeling of responsibility towards our heritage. This is the case with this small jewel of a protestant church and belfry also, which bears the marks of Károly Koós, who designed the latest significant transformation of the church.
Small Jewels: Protestant Church & Belfry – Peris, Romania Read More »
The nature closeness and spirituality of Dobogókő definitely require a modest, not too intrusive approach, despite the fact that the hotel, restaurant and wellness function demands a significant footprint. We tried to reconcile these two aspects in the design by hiding the lower level of the building underground, thus significantly reducing the perceived mass of the building. The pitched roof of the upper level is also a deliberate decision: on one hand, it creates the impression of a smaller building, and on the other hand, it has a friendlier, more human, and more traditional approach.
Green and Black Ceramic in the Heart of Budapest’s Forests Read More »
We faithfully created all the openings that carry baroque and classical characteristics, including their shades, thereby accurately reflecting the imposing atmosphere of the building in both the facades and the interior spaces.
Wesselényi Castle in Jibou, Romania Read More »
As a prerequisite for the renovation, interior design planning requires the creation of a detailed BIM (Building Information Modeling) model. This model will form the basis for a confident concept, detailed visual plans, and millimeter-precise execution plans. We assisted the client in this regard by performing scan-to-BIM tasks.
The organic forms of the Bedő House and its ornate, Art Nouveau-style façade posed a challenge during the modeling process. However, our talented colleagues managed to accurately model the details of the building in BIM.
Bedő House – Budapest, Hungary Read More »