Practice

Robert Gutowski Architects was founded in Budapest by Robert Gutowski in 2004. The practice has since won numerous architectural competitions, designed critically acclaimed buildings, including a gymnasium and a concert hall in Pannonhalma, Unesco World Heritage Site, Korda Pilgrim House in Mariazell, Austria and Saint John Paul II Church in Páty, Hungary.

Robert Gutowski Architects has earned international recognition, winning several architectural awards for completed projects.

Design team

Robert Gutowski, Anikó Bánhidi-Kovács, Adrienn Bársony, Regina Bebesi-Kovács, Gáspár Bollók, Gábor Boronkay, Tamás Borosházi, Zsuzsanna B. Iszak, Éva Csörgőné Ivanics, Dóra Darida, Barnabás Dely-Steindl, Krisztina Geigerné Czikk, Márton Hunyady, Péter Kaknics, Eszter Kovács, Hunor László Kovács, Kornél Sipos, Béla Ákos Szokolay, Norbert Takács, Bence Tóth, Éva Varga

Selected publications

Metalocus >> Music Hall by Robert Gutowski Architects
Archdaily >> Zaha Hadid Architects proposal shortlisted for Sverdlovsk Philharmonic, but uncertainty over buildability remains
AJ Journal >> RSHP misses out to Jean Nouvel in Shenzhen Opera House contest
Dezeen >> Robert Gutowski Architects designs minimal church interior
AJ Journal >> Studio Egret West impresses in Budapest market hall retrofit contest
Archdaily >> Our Lady of Fátima Shrine
Metalocus >> Resignification of community and religion
The Calvert Journal >> Hungarian architecture studio designs modern open-air church made from a former Soviet monument plinth
Competitions >> Uusi Kansallinen - National Finnish Museum Competition: Following a Time Honored Paradigm