The fact we were able to maintain as many original parts as possible from the Gresham Palace, a significant building of the Hungarian Art Nouveau architecture, is due to its powerful architectural character.

The historic load-bearing structures can often be considered exceptional. All through its history, humanity has had the opportunity to build high-performance units, sub-units or elements.

The building no 54-56 in Budapest District VI (also called Terézváros), Nagymező Street, disposing over an 11,000 sq m area was built between 1900 and 1903, on the basis of the plans of architect Ernő BALÁZS.