The National Athletics Centre in Budapest exemplifies urban regeneration and architectural innovation, transforming a former industrial site into a vibrant hub for sporting and community activities. Designed by architect Marcel FERENCZ, the Centre incorporates multifunctional features aimed at promoting sustainability and fostering social interaction. Post-2023 World Athletics Championships, the space evolves to support various non-sporting activities, blending recreational and educational components into its design. The Centre aims to create inclusive environments that enrich the cultural and social landscape of the city while serving as an iconic focal point along the Danube.
The National Athletics Centre in Budapest revitalizes a former industrial site, fostering urban regeneration through a dynamic space for sports and community engagement.
Designed by Marcel FERENCZ, the Centre transforms into a multifunctional public space promoting sustainability and interaction, enhancing the city's cultural fabric.
Post-2023 World Athletics Championships, the Centre becomes a community hub, shifting from professional sports to recreation and social interaction.
The Centre’s design prioritizes integration with the environment, ensuring adaptable spaces that serve both athletes and local residents alike.
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