History

3h architects was founded in 1994 by Katalin Csillag and Zsolt Gunther with the aim of interpreting their complex architectural ideas in the form of buildings that are forward-looking in time and space. 3h architecture was relocated to Budapest in 2006, previously operating in Győr for 12 years. The designers are known nationally for their experimental designs in "rural" architecture. The current office in Budapest was designed in 2009 with the intention to reflect their architectural views. A cornerstone of which is the progressive preservation of historical values. Equally important in the work of the office are the strong conceptualization and the finding of high-level technical solutions. As the office moved from a provincial town to the capital, the size of the tasks increased as well. Beside the small, country buildings the large, city-scale buildings appeared amongst the commissions.

Colleagues

Tamás Békesi portrait

Dissatisfaction is the prerequisite of work.
B.O.

Tamás Békesi

Senior Partner, Project Architect

Architect MSc

Katalin Csillag portrait

Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought together in the light.
Le Corbusier

Katalin Csillag

Founding Partner

Architect MSc

Dorottya Garay-Kiss portrait

And let me play!
after Attila József

Dorottya Garay-Kiss

Architect

Architect MSc

G_Julcsi_portre

Júlia Gunther

Architect

Architect Msc

Zsolt Gunther DLA portrait

When a man does not know what harbour he is making for, no wind is the right wind.
Seneca

Zsolt Gunther DLA

Founding Partner

Architect MSc

Eszter Gyöngyösi

Architect

Architect Msc

There is nothing permanent expect change.
Heraclitus

Daniella Horváth

Architect

Architect Msc

Gábor Kállay portrait

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
Leonardo da Vinci

Gábor Kállay

Senior Partner, Project Architect

Architect MSc

Monika Korsós portrait

For nothing, all the way…
Lőrinc Szabó

Monika Korsós

Project Coordinator

Architect MSc

Julianna Lánczky portrait

Harmony is based on a thought.

Julianna Lánczky

Architect

Architect MSc

Akos_portre

Ákos Németh

Project Architect

Architect Msc

Zita_portre

When we can’t see what lies ahead, the only thing left is to do what’s right.
Sándor Márai

Zita Örsvári

Office Manager

Economist MSc

Adrienn Prépost portrait

Change is a good thing. Or bad. But it’s never the same.
Mr. Fox, Wes Anderson: Fantastic Mr. Fox

Adrienn Prépost

Architect

Architect Msc

Angi_portre

Angéla Soltész

Architect

Architect Msc

Kristóf Szabó portrait

Hic et nunc.

Kristóf Szabó

Junior Partner, Project Architect

Architect MSc

Tamás Szász portrait

Choose life.
After Irvine Welsh

Tamás Szász

Architect

Architect MSc

T_Moni_portre

The past is experience, the future is opportunity, and the present is a gift.

Mónika Tracsek

Office Manager

Economist MSc

Contact

Cím

  • 1122 Budapest
  • Ráth György utca 22.

Telefon

  • +36 20 343 2972
  • +36 20 236 2364

Email

Join us

Jobs

Unsolicited applications including a portfolio and a resume in .pdf format (no larger than 5 Mb) can be submitted to:

office@3h.hu

Internship

Internship is a good opportunity to get to know the office, gain valuable professional experience and acquire new skills. We are always looking for talented students in architecture to join our team.

Applications including a portfolio and a resume in .pdf format (no larger than 5 Mb) can be submitted to:

office@3h.hu

Awards

Clients

Publications

3h publication Spaces of Intensity

Spaces of Intensity

3h architects

Claus Käpplinger (ed.)

3h publication NARRATIVES

NARRATIVES

3h architects

projects 2023-24

3h publication WHITE

WHITE

3h architects

projects 2019-20

3h publication CONCEPT

CONCEPT

3h architecture

projects 2017-18

3h publication CONTEXT

CONTEXT

3h architecture

projects 2015-16

3h publication projects 2013-14

 

3h architecture

projects 2013-14

3h publication 2 buildings

2 buildings

Building in the province / Hungary

2004

3h publication Two buildings - AUDI

Two buildings - AUDI

2004

Impressum