MATESZ

MATESZ • H-1026 Budapest, Torockó u. 3. phone: 3753-019, 3567-532 telefax: 3567-532 email: mateszepitesz@chello.hu

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11/13/2018

our team

Corinna Nitschmann

architect

had architect role:
year of planning	year of building	the building`s name, location
2000		Extension of the Bozsó Collection Kecskemét

1999		Private kindergarten Budapest

1998		Parish and community centre Budapest
had architect role:
year of planning	year of building	the building`s name, location
2001	2002	Elementary school Hajdúnánás

2001	2001	Forrásliget housing project Budapest

2001		Sewage farm Budapest

2000	2000	Praktiker Store Budapest

2000	2001	Remodelling of a detached house D-Villingen

2000	2001	Rebuilding of the under-pass in a railway station D-Villingen

2000	2001	Conversion of flats in a block D-Villingen
plans, design competitions:
year of planning	prize	the building`s name, location

2001	1st place	Elementary school Hajdúnánás


architectural code:		okleveles építészmérnök

education	2001	qualified translator and interpreter, Hungarian - German, Budapest Technical University
	2000	Degree in architecture - Budapest Technical University, Faculty of Architecture

professional experience	2001	Interpreter at the Green Roof Conference in Győr
	2001	Interpreter on business meetings of companies manufacturing ready-made houses, Vienna
	2001	translation of Hungarian and German technical books and product catalogues
	2001	translation of construction plans and the adjunct correspondence (Infopark, Árkád commercial establishment, MATÁV office building)
	2001	Joachim Müller Architekturbüro (D-Villingen)
	2001	CREATON Germany, interpreter in factories manufacturing building materials
	2000	ABK Architects Ltd.
	2000-	MATESZ
	2000	FRT Raszter Architects
	1999	Farkas and Guha Architects Ltd.
	1998 - 1999	Pataky and Horváth Architects Ltd.
	1996	GLASTEC Düsseldorf, interpreter
	1996	SIKA Switzerland, interpreter in factories manufacturing building materials
	1995 - 1998	Interpreter at building industry fairs

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Important fieldtrips: Germany.