Trafóház (MI9 irodaház) - Trafóház (MI9 irodaház)

The building of the former transformer house with outstanding architectural values ​​in the 5th district is now protected as a monument. It was built in 1930 among the highly prestigious, densely populated public administration, public and commercial institutions in the neighborhood of Parliament, in the heart of downtown. The ground floor was formerly home to a bank branch, so the building now has a state-of-the-art safety deposit box and a high level security and surveillance system. A special feature of the building is that it has large glazed windows opening to the outside and a roof terrace with green cassettes on the roof and a conservatory on the 4th floor. The 5-story Art Deco office space is varied, with two levels divided by an internal gallery. Different ceilings and unique illuminators increase the playfulness of the space. The building is located next to Budapest's street full of antiquities, galleries and arts and crafts (Falk Miksa street) in a charming and attractive environment (Kossuth Lajos Square, Honvéd Square, Jászai Mari Square, Szabadság Square, Erzsébet Square). Many sights and attractions nearby. recreational and cultural facilities are all within walking distance, such as the Parliament, the Ethnographic Museum, the Comedy Theater, the National Bank of Hungary, the Downtown Market, the Basilica, the Opera House, the West End City Center and the Margaret Island.