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Vaci 1
The Vaci 1 Shopping Centre is located in the city centre in Budapest and, with its glass structure designed by Christian Biecher Associes studio from Paris, it perfectly blends into one of the most refined areas of the city.
Iron, glass and porcelain stoneware mark the division of indoor areas with captivating details. Over 3,000 m² of floor area have been clad using three important porcelain stoneware collections by Atlas Concorde: Format in White 60x60, Plan Indoor in Black 60x60 and the 10x10 mosaic of the Cementi series, that in perfect and mutual balance, are able to add a contemporary touch to the indoor space and stairs, creating pleasant effect with the glass roof and the spectacular iron inserts.
Where
Budapest, Hungary
Design by
Christian Biecher Associes
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