Museum of Fine Arts restoration
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The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest is Hungary's largest and finest art museum.
This building was built in between 1900 and 1906 plans by Albert Schickedanz.
We are worked on dust and paint covered, damaged architectural elements in the Italian Area.
This project got an Europa Nostra- Awards in May of 2020.
Reconstruction of Hungarian Royal Buda Castles's riding hall
The original Stables of the Royal Palace was built at the outer area of the western walls of the Castle in 1899 the Austria-Hungary's best architect's plans by Alouis Haussman and Miklos Ybl.
The original building of the riding hall perished by sevaral shots during a seige in
the Second World War.
I made the building's all reliefs, ornaments and sculptures in the reconstruction project by the original Haussman's plans.
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Restoration of Diamond Way Buddhist Centre
The project highlights one of the largest secular Buddhist centres in the world, located in Budapest. The site preserves historical elements while transforming the building into a peaceful cultural and spiritual space. The building originally was the first factory of the Dreher family (Austro-Hungarian Empire). I worked on the facade and I restored the building's damaged sculptures with my collegue at Knossos Restaurator ltd.
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Baroque style sculpture restoration
Before - after and phase photos of the restored Baroque-style statue. The material is plaster- stone mix, I used a plaster and syntetic resin during the restoration.
Restoration of frames for Exhibitions & Private commissons
Restored original Florentine and Baroque frames from the 1800s–1850s, preserving their gilded details and historic character for exhibition display and private commissions.
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