06/05/2026
The 'Pesti Fonódó' tram network closes a long-missing link between Deák Square and Lehel Square, weaving Budapest's separated lines into a single, transfer-free system.
We're proud to have produced the for the architectural concept developed by along the Bajcsy-Zsilinszky corridor, focusing on three of its most charged moments.
The challenge was making a city-scale transformation legible at a glance: the Nyugati flyover removed and replaced by a green public square, a planted track corridor running wall-to-wall down one of Pest's busiest avenues, and the Lehel Square church released from its asphalt sea.
At this concept stage, before engineering plans are locked in, our visuals make the future shareable. Seeing our renders picked up by Vitézy Dávid, the incoming Minister of Transport and Investment, 444, , , and other major outlets, is the clearest sign that the design conversation has reached the public it's meant for.
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