Zaha Hadid Architects unveiled its winning design proposal for a sustainable and dynamic mixed-use development in Budapest, Hungary. The Zugló City Centre connects different types of functions that operate an urban hub through civic spaces and landscape areas.
Render by Brick Visual for Zaha Hadid Architects
The mixed-use Zugló City Centre in Budapest?s 14th district integrates new civic spaces surrounded by nature together with

homes, shops and offices on a site of nearly seven hectares between Bosnyák Square and Rákos Creek. Developed in phases by Bayer Construct Group in Hungary, the project will begin construction early next year and is scheduled for completion in 2029.
Render by TegMark
Defined by the surrounding urban fabric of the district?s avenues and parks, Zugló City Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects weaves new public squares and gardens through the heart of the design to connect with the re-established natural ecosystem at Rákos Creek; creating a network of interconnected gardens and plazas lined with restaurants and cafes, shops, apartments and offices as well as a new medical clinic and town hall. “It is a great honour for us to have won the architectural design tender for the development of Zugló City Centre. The project will create one of the greenest and most sustainable neighborhoods on the Pest side of the capital.
 
The new city centre, organically linked to the surrounding area and Rákos Creek, will equally offer residential, office, c...