Museum Of Ethnography

The Museum of Ethnography in Budapest is one of Hungary’s most significant contemporary cultural landmarks, recognized for its iconic architecture and innovative design. The building seamlessly combines architectural ambition with stringent requirements for security, functionality, and visitor comfort, creating a world-class museum experience. To meet these demanding criteria, the project incorporates advanced Schüco systems supplied by Alukönigstahl. The Schüco FWS 60 curtain wall system with RC3 burglary resistance provides a highly secure and visually striking façade solution, while ensuring transparency and excellent building performance. The Schüco ADS 80 FR 30 fire-rated door system enhances safety requirements throughout the building, and the Schüco ADS 75.SI door system with RC3 security classification delivers superior thermal insulation alongside increased protection and durability. The Museum of Ethnography demonstrates how high-performance aluminium systems can support landmark architecture, combining aesthetics, security, and sustainability in one of Budapest’s most prestigious public buildings.

Designed by Napur Architect Kft. with MPA System Kft, the building expresses a clear architectural vision - Alukönigstahl systems were specified to realise that intent while meeting demanding performance targets.

Located in Budapest/Hungary, Hungary, this art, culture & design project demonstrates how the right combination of window, façade and shading systems delivers measurable performance in a real architectural context.