Ethnographic Museum, Budapest
The Museum of Ethnography in Budapest invites visitors underground. The building, designed by Napur Architect, looks like a giant seesaw: 60% of the building is subterranean, whilst the two ends curve upwards to create additional space and let in natural light. This is supplemented by artificial LED light from ERCO: outside, Tesis ground-recessed luminaires emphasize the structure of the architecture and guide visitors to the entrance. Indoors, Parscan and Eclipse spotlights illuminate the exhibition areas and highlight objects with particular precision.
The Museum of Ethnography in Budapest invites visitors underground. The building, designed by Napur Architect, looks like a giant seesaw: 60% of the building is subterranean, whilst the two ends curve upwards to create additional space and let in natural light. This is supplemented by artificial LED light from ERCO: outside, Tesis ground-recessed luminaires emphasize the structure of the architecture and guide visitors to the entrance. Indoors, Parscan and Eclipse spotlights illuminate the exhibition areas and highlight objects with particular precision.
