In our material selection process, we prioritized the reuse of older materials and relied on the craftsmanship of local artisans. The stone works were masterfully crafted by Lajos Pap, while the wrought iron elements were the handiwork of Tivadar Lehoczky from Szentendre. The stone materials were sourced from the nearby quarries of Budakalász and Dunabogdány, and some of the roofing tiles were salvaged from a monastery in Vojvodina. The wood and iron components are sourced from a 19th-century tobacco drying warehouse, with spruce beams originating from Transylvania and wrought iron columns produced in 1985 at Jenő Hercz’s foundry in Miskolc.

This blend of materials seamlessly combines with modern concrete, glass, and weathered metal, providing a spatial experience that stands on its own without the need for additional decoration expenses. Simultaneously, the choice of materials and colors allows these spaces to be transformed and adorned according to specific requirements, aligning with the event’s identity and accommodating various moods and inspirations.

Each room within the indoor event venue is equipped with air conditioning and heating capabilities. The three primary buildings (Barn, Atrium, Stone House) collectively cover an area of 450 square meters, while the restrooms and dressing rooms located on the -1 level occupy an area of 150 square meters.