Nanavízió is a design and construction firm based in Budapest, founded in 2010 by architects Nóra Pajer and Noémi Soltész. The company distinguishes itself by integrating artistic design with precise engineering, applying both disciplines equally in their projects. The two founders developed their partnership while studying in Denmark and consolidated their expertise through experience in construction management and architectural design in Hungary before establishing the studio.
Nanavízió tackles a broad range of commissions. Their portfolio encompasses small public buildings, family homes, apartment and office renovations, public installations, and custom furniture. They are also directly involved in the construction of their projects, which is relatively uncommon for architecture-focused firms, allowing them to oversee quality from concept through completion.
Notable recent projects include the renovation of public spaces at Corvinus University, the design of the Szeglet Community Space, the award-winning entry for an office building competition, and the rejuvenation of the Main Customs House, a 19th-century landmark in Budapest. The firm’s signature style is recognized by bold but functional design elements and highly customized solutions for clients.
Nanavízió operates with a small, multidisciplinary team known for experimenting with new techniques in architectural and interior design. Their projects frequently receive professional recognition, and their work is documented as visually distinctive within Budapest’s contemporary urban landscape.