About

T2.A ARCHITECTS

T2.a Architects was founded in 2004 by father and son, Gábor TURÁNYI (1948 - 2020) and Bence TURÁNYI (1974) in Budapest, Hungary. For about ten years the studio was run jointly by Gábor and Bence. Their most important common works is the rehabilitation of Kopaszi dam (2008), the Simplon “A” residential building (2010), the Vass Shoes Budapest store (2012). At the beginning of the 2010s, Bence took over the management of the office, and T2.a Architects continued the innovative work with several residential and public buildings such as the villa H30 (2015), the JazzLoft (2018) and Danubio (2021) residential buildings, or the HQ of high-tech company Amplio (2018).

T2.a Architects provides a complete range of Architectural Services from the first steps till the end of the development process. Our team is composed by talented, dedicated and experienced architects and engineers who share the same philosophy and vision about Architecture than us.

PHILOSOPHY

The road to create GREAT BUILDINGS begins with GOOD QUESTIONS and leads to finding the RIGHT ANSWERS.

The creation of each of our buildings is the result of a continous dialogue with our Clients. In addition to the analysis of function, scale and location, we strive to get to know our Client’s intentions and motivations as deeply as possible. We consider our job as a process where not only the final building but also the human and professional quality of the road leading to its creation is crucial.

WE DESIGN OUR BUILDINGS NOT FOR OURSELVES BUT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO USE THEM.

Our work is characterized by an opennes of mind both intelectually and technically. Our Architecture is conservative and forward-looking at the same time, practical, and always very detailed technically.

We are convinced that Architecture means the creation of buildings that can strike a healthy balance between aspects of Art and technological or economical demands. Such buildings always bring long term solution for the individual and society alike.

We consider important to continue step by step our intellectual development, to avoid self-repetition and to push the boundaries today's construction industry.