Andrássy 100

The neoclassical Andrássy út 100 office building was built in 1890, served as a prime minister's residence, and then served as a trade union headquarters and confectionery school. During the 1999 renovation and renovation, the building was expanded with a modern stalk. The classic and modern office wings are connected on all levels, with a double-ceilinged atrium with a glass roof on the ground floor. An underground car park with 124 seats was built under the office complex, but for a refreshing exception. Andrássy is available to prospective clients with 100 flexible space designs: the areas can be formed with a freely mobile response wall system, a kitchen, and washbasins supplement each office unit.