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Three KAV buildings received the ALUTA Award of Excellence

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2019 / 04 / 08

After the successes of the past two years, three KAV buildings were awarded with the ALUTA award of excellence, the only quality recognition of Hungarian aluminium window, door, facade manufacturers, in the “small project”, i.e. residential building, category.

“KAV applied with three buildings, and the jury, headed by József Finta, judged that all three buildings were worthy of the ALUTA Award of Excellence due to their high quality and structural solutions. The design of the buildings is similar in many respects, and the performance of the KAV is outstanding in all of them. What is different is that one of them is built on a hilly area, the other on a flat surface, and the third in the countryside; the latter differs from the other two because of its angled ground plan walls and the large amount of shading structures. So there are three reliable, high-quality properties with large glass surfaces and intricate structural elements, none of which were in any way a lesser technical achievement than the others, so all three deserved the award in the “small project” category”, said Sándor Fegyverneky, President of ALUTA.

The unique feature of one of the award-winning projects is that the frontal sliding wall, made of a door and window system, is the first in Hungary that resolved a 13.5 metre long homogeneous yet divided glass surface, instead of using a system solution. For the second ALUTA Award of Excellence property, the development of an uncompromising living space was the primary consideration, which also prevailed in the doors and windows. With the use of the highest quality products and the most prudent building connection solutions, the layout of windows, the ratio of their exposed surfaces, their connection with the supporting structure and the windows on the same façade is consistent. The third property has undergone a complete renovation, with the floor plan, overall façade and supporting structure changed, and a new roof level has been added. The bearers were replaced by large doors and windows. The curiosity of the project is the unique solution of the frameless sliding doors in the U-shaped living room glass wall, and the application of insulating glass panels with minimal reflection, unique in Hungary.

At the ALUTA General Meeting, Károly Lovász received the award from Sándor Fegyverneky, President of the Professional Association. The Chairperson of the jury was Dr. József Finta, Kossuth Prize holding architect, and the jury members were György Stocker, associate professor, and Sándor Fegyverneky, former national chief architect.

About ALUTA

It is a professional and interest representation group established to implement the common interests of the member companies of the Aluminium Window and Facade Association. Only companies that consider the quality of production and products as an inevitable basic requirement in the implementation of their market strategy will thus become a holder of the ALUTA trademark. By using its technical and intellectual knowledge base, the association provides community services to its members, and represents them in the European association called FAECF (Federation of European Window and Curtain Walling Manufacturers Associations) and with the Hungarian Standards Institution. In accordance with its purpose and with the assistance from EU organisations, it provides further training, quality improvement and quality assurance services to its members. In its programme it considers the mid-term market development of its members as its main task and, to achieve it, it uses the help of the most excellent experts, media exposure and, last but not least, cooperation with decision-makers.

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Magócsi Anikó
Three KAV buildings received the ALUTA Award of Excellence
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