Project details

LocationBudapest, XXIII.
Functionwarehouses, offices
Floor area9100 m²
ClientBilk Logisztikai Zrt.
Scope of projectbuilding permit and construction plans plans
Year of design2015-2016
Statuscompleted
Lead designerTH-Stúdió
ArchitectsGyörgy Hidasi, Judit Bozsik, Dániel Csöndes, Ivett Fekete, Gabriella György
ContractorMarket
Structural engineeringGyuris 2000
MEP engineeringKörös Consult
Electrical engineeringYurosignal
Utility networksTL-Cad
Fire protectionFire-Med
Road engineeringÚtvonal
Environment protectionVarsoft
Sprinkler­G4S

This building was designed for one of Hungary’s largest intermodal logistics hubs, operated by BILK Logisztikai Zrt. The L2 building was developed in compliance with BILK’s structural, architectural, and mechanical standards. Functionally, the facility serves as a logistics warehouse with a clear height of 12 meters. Reinforced concrete dock shelters and ramp levelers were constructed along the exterior facades for heavy truck loading operations. The majority of the hall’s layout was customized to meet the specific requirements of a future tenant.

The building is clad externally with steel sandwich panels featuring micro-ribbed PIR insulation, installed horizontally with visible fasteners. The dominant color of the massing is anthracite grey. From the pedestrian main entrance, a prominent band warmly welcomes visitors: the facade’s setback combined with a yellow accent highlights the BILK logo and entrance. The entrance canopy is a deliberate architectural reference to the characteristic detailing of the adjacent L1 building. The shading cover profiles of the offices and social rooms, as well as the entrance canopies, bring life to the facade, while the yellow bands break the monotony of the anthracite mass.

On the ground floor, separate two-gender, two-shift locker rooms were installed, along with offices, dining areas, restroom clusters, and a reception for warehouse operations. The upper floor accommodates offices, a staff dining area, sanitary facilities, server and mechanical rooms, archives, and more. Behind the highlighted facade section, a meeting room divisible into three separate spaces was located.

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