Fischer Garden

Budapest, Hungary

The Fischer Garden apartment complex offers both privacy and a sense of community. Gently articulated building volumes enclose a welcoming entrance courtyard, while the private gardens at the rear provide a tranquil retreat within the suburban environment.

Budapest, Hungary

Residental

The site enjoys a unique location: close to the city centre and the revitalized museum quarter of City Park, yet already nestled in the green, suburban charm of Zugló’s most sought-after residential area. At one end of the street lies the thermal water pools of Pascal Strand, while at the other, the Rákos Stream provides a tranquil natural backdrop.

The client envisioned a sustainable, thoughtfully designed small apartment building that would blend seamlessly into the existing mix of family homes and apartment blocks. In response to this vision, we designed a residential complex that offers not only a sense of home but also fosters a sense of community — making it an ideal living environment for multi-generational families.

Fischer Garden – Visual Design: The Greypixel

A lush, landscaped garden surrounds the buildings, ensuring both privacy and a peaceful atmosphere for residents.

The 16-unit apartment building is broken into four distinct volumes, arranged around a welcoming inner courtyard positioned at the heart of the plot. This intimate outdoor space serves both functional and communal purposes: it is the arrival point from the underground garage and offers direct access to the stairwells and apartments. At the same time, it invites residents to sit, converse, and unwind — turning every return home into a gentle transition into calm.