The history of the building in District 1, located in a closed row, can be traced back to the 1860s. Over time, several

It underwent reconstruction and acquired its current appearance in the 1930s, which was carried out by Szenttamássy

It is associated with Béla, who left behind a balcony with a cantilevered design and the coat of arms of the knights, as a memento that defines the character of the house.

From the initial dilapidated state, we designed a single-tenant, high-quality office building, with a file room in the basement; a reception, offices and a meeting room on the ground floor; executive offices and a roof garden on the first floor; and spaces in the attic suitable for middle management and open space workstations, as well as additional functions. Due to the building's rich history and exciting interior spaces, this task posed a special architectural and interior design challenge.