Our company

Hungary’s leading engineering firm has been delivering solutions with a holistic approach, complex vision and innovative technological background since 2012. TSPC Group was established with the objective of providing all-round services instead of partial solutions by guiding our Clients through the entire process from the first ideas to implementation.

We employ over one hundred professionals, whose work is based on the concepts of high aesthetic standards, cost efficiency and sustainability. We combine state-of-the-art international solutions with local expectations and the needs of our clients.

The expertise of our staff covers the latest solutions in 3D and BIM technology, allowing our clients to „step into” the planned building even at the early stages of the design process – not only making the project more cost-efficient but also maximizing client satisfaction.

We have gained significant experience in planning projects and coordinating their architectural and engineering design in the following fields: hospitals & medical centers; sports facilities, swimming pools; educational & cultural facilities; hotels, commercial & office buildings; landscaping & urban design; historical buildings; transportation & infrastructure; residential buildings.

We believe that with the hundreds of successful projects behind us and our international experience, combined with the most innovative solutions available today, we can build the dreams of our clients together. All you need is an idea and a handshake – we deliver the solutions.

Staff

Szilvia Könözsi

lead architect

Szilvia Könözsi

lead architect

  Szilvi started her career as an architect among a dynamic young group of architects in Pécs, in 1999, with whom they won several design contests. Later she worked on the construction plans of some public buildings and a theatre, and obtained a postgraduate degree of architectural design. By her role she excelled from the design team with her organizing personality and the ability of understand complex issues. While that team had been designing several apartment buildings in Budapest, they won the complex design an event centre with a capacity of 5,000 people. She managed the whole design process as a licensed designer, and monitored the construction through architect’s site supervision. After the separation of that team, as an independent designer she designed the remodelling of a museum and the renovation of several historic buildings. She has participated in several national and international design contests with a keen and young team during that period. She has gained experience in construction law as well, which she still finds useful in her design work. Recently with the team of TSPC she has coordinated several major projects and projects involving historic buildings in the complex architectural and engineering design process. Her success in her work is due to the transparent coordination of communication and technical tasks. She really likes working in a team, but she can wind down in nature and by spending time with her dog. They are active in tracking, and have passed several exams.

Attila Huszár

project architect, BIM

Attila Huszár

project architect, BIM

Attis graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology in early 2010. His thesis project in the MSc programme dealt with the revitalisation of the Fecske mill in Jászberény. Besides working as a project architect, he is a qualified BIM manager, and most people ask him if they have a question about ArchiCAD. He is also a qualified construction supervisor, site engineer in charge, and energy auditor. He is in on every innovation at the company, as he tries to stay ahead of the game in today’s fast-paced world. He tries to spend all his time outdoors, in the fresh air. What’s special about him is that he takes every Friday off in winter in advance, so that he won’t miss a day of snowboarding if there is sudden snow. In summer, he often goes rock climbing, wakeboarding and slacklining. The fact that he has won the Hungarian championship in short track speed skating several times adds to his perseverance, resolution and optimism. Now you understand why his dream is to design an ice arena.

Gábor Rónaszéki

lead architect

Gábor Rónaszéki

lead architect

Gábor studied architecture in Budapest, he specialised in design. Since 2009 he has had several jobs, gaining experience in the comprehensive design of buildings and different design methods. He had been involved in different projects from the first drafts to handover, when he finally had the opportunity to learn more about the field he liked the most: since the establishment of the company, he has mostly been responsible for preparing new projects, designing concepts, and devising drafts that are cost-effective and are of high architectural quality. His most important tasks include: the visualisation and design activities needed for these high quality concepts and drafts and for presenting the designs; working out details; interior design of spaces; and BIM processing. It is an essential part of his job to discuss the clients’ needs and examine them from several aspects, and to be aware of current architectural, urban and design trends. Since the staff and projects of the company started to increase considerably, he has also been involved in day-to-day design tasks. His professional interests include other contemporary arts, design theory, sociology, sustainability and green architecture. Any time he has left he spends with his family, hiking, cycling, trail running, swimming or a combination of these.

Éva Vezér-Vereb

project architect

Éva Vezér-Vereb

project architect

As a little child, Éva decided she would not make a living pumping train tyres. To realise her dreams, she completed the architect programme at the Budapest University of Technology. Having spent some time selling furniture and assessing damage, she joined the TSPC team answering the call of a former fellow student. Here she played an important role in creating the construction plans of the Tüske Swimming Pool Complex. In September 2014, Évike, who is never quiet or modest and never stays in the background, led her former boyfriend to the altar, and since then she has been known as VV Évi in the TSPC Villa /after the Való Világ reality show, a Hungarian version of Big Brother/. She is full of energy, she is determined, she’s not afraid to be harsh and is a great fan of quality humour. She maintains the greenery in the office. In her free time she works, does some sports and works some more. Recently, in addition to working as a design architect, she has also been active as a project manager and a BIM manager in the group, contributing to her and the company’s development. What is special about her is that in May she is celebrating her birthday for at least a week, which is really good, not only for her, but for the office as well.

Zoltán Parai

lead architect

Zoltán Parai

lead architect

Zoltán graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where he specialised in design. He has been interested in architecture since the age of 12. He has actively been engaged in applied graphics since he was 13, he studied free-hand drawing for 4 years, 9-11 hours per week. While still at university, he was already active in the field of architecture, he participated in several completed projects: remodeling of residential properties in premium quality, and hotel development projects aimed at stimulating cultural life and tourism in Budapest. He also had independent graphics and visualisation projects. He joined the TSPC team in the summer of 2013. He is meticulous, dynamic, has a complex, analytical mind and can handle an increased workload. In addition to the utilisation of old buildings, he is really interested how these can be integrated with modern achievements. He likes to think two steps ahead. His engineering mindset is combined with outstanding visual skills. He is an open and charitable person, he is interested in cuisine, psychology, astronomy and quantum physics. He likes smart people, dogs and trees, and he would like to spend more time reading, travelling and with free-hand drawing.

Csaba Faltusz

project architect, construction supervisor

Csaba Faltusz

project architect, construction supervisor

Csaba graduated from the Ybl Miklós Technical College in 2005, where he received the award of the Hungarian Scientific Society for Building with his thesis. He worked as a quantity surveyor in the development of the Rác Thermal Bath. From the autumn of 2006, he worked as a drafter and later as a project officer/architect at the INCORSO architecture firm, while studying at the Faculty of Technology at the University of Pécs, where he received his degree in 2009. From 2012 he worked as an independent architect on large projects with several experienced senior design architects. In 2013 he took a construction supervisor examination. He joined the growing team of TSPC in the autumn of 2014, where he mostly works on larger projects, creating project plans and coordinating specialties, relying on his precision and several years of professional experience. Since 2005 he has been researching the architecture of the Hungarian railway. In the course of 8 years he and his friends visited every railway station in Hungary, and posted their photos and background information on the vasutallomasok.hu website. Their project attracted attention, they appeared on television, in the radio (Duna TV, Kossuth Rádió) and in the IHO magazine. He is also an architectural consultant to the Hungarian railway company.

Péter Panyi

lead architect

Péter Panyi

lead architect

Jácint Kovács

lead architect

Jácint Kovács

lead architect

Zsanett Horváth

lead architect

Zsanett Horváth

lead architect

Zsuzsanna Rónaszéki-Fekete

design architect

Zsuzsanna Rónaszéki-Fekete

design architect

Péter Gönye

design architect

Péter Gönye

design architect

Péter was greatly influenced by his uncle, who was also and architect. He started secondary school as a biologist, but later he switched to architecture, because he loved drawing a lot. He took the architectural technician exam in Zalaegerszeg, where he lived at the famous/infamous Komját Student Hostel. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Pécs, where he lived at the Boszorkány Student Hostel. He worked in several cities, with several architects: in Zalaegerszeg with Gyula Pelényi, in Pécs with Zorán Patartics, Tamás Gettó and the Nara Stúdió, and with the architects at Budapest: Tér64 and Atlas AECH. He joined the TSPC team in 2014. He designs buildings, and he is responsible for design inspection and for coordinating the work of subcontractors when the construction plans are created. He likes working in a team. He was a competitive track-and-field athlete at secondary school. His current hobbies are: motorbike tours, equestrian tours and mountain bike tours.

Csilla Szántó

design architect

Csilla Szántó

design architect

Csilla graduated from the Department of Architecture at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, and since then she has worked as a design architect in several architecture firms. The area she is most interested in is the first steps of the design process, when the main concept is created. She likes to spend her free time in nature, doing various kinds of leisure activities: she is interested in mountain biking, simple hiking, but also rock climbing and mountaineering. Accidentally, she is a qualified yoga instructor, but she is not active in this field, as - like any other architect - she only has 24 hours in a day. Plus nights...

Zoltán Écsi

design architect

Zoltán Écsi

design architect

Zoltán graduated as an architectural engineer from the College Faculty of Technology of the University of Debrecen, then studied at the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology while working at several architecture firms in Győr. In 2004 he opened his own firm with three partners, which was in operation for ten years. Currently he is employed at the Győr office of TSPC as a design architect, working on the design projects we have in and around the city. He lives in Győr with his wife and three children. How he spends his free time is dictated by his children.

Enikő Hitró

design architect

Enikő Hitró

design architect

Enikő is the third and last child to her parents, who are both architects. Ágnes, her twin sister is two minutes older than her, and she has an older brother, Gábor. She received an honours degree in architecture at the architecture program of the Faculty of Technology at the University of Debrecen. Enikő says: “It was a long road till I graduated; our strictest teachers were our parents.” As a university student, she took part in several contests. She and her sister represented their university at the 31st National Conference of Scientific Students' Associations (OTDK), with their paper “The history and topographical examination of the city gates of Miskolc”  During her MSc program she got the construction supervisor I. certificate. In 2013 she worked under Béla Pazár and Éva Magyar in the reconstruction work of the Liszt Academy of Music, and after graduation she worked in an architecture firm in Debrecen. She is dedicated to her work, she likes challenges and teamwork. In her free time she likes to read, and she likes sports and angling. She has been an enthusiastic member of the TSPC architect team since June 2015.

Dóra Szalai

design architect, BIM

Dóra Szalai

design architect, BIM

Dóra is currently studying at the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology, she is going to receive her MSc degree in the summer of 2017. She is dutiful in her studies and has excellent results. She won the first prize at the TDK (Conference of Scientific Students' Associations) with her paper “Expected felt temperature and a measurement station” in the building constructions section, which attests her knowledge. She is still working on her TDK research. Her positive traits include perseverance, working well in a team and flexibility. Continuous development is important for her. She is always diligent and responsible in her work. Her goal at TSPC is to contribute to the success of the company.

Márton Bán

design architect, BIM

Márton Bán

design architect, BIM

Attila graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology. He wrote his thesis at the History of Architecture and Monuments Department, where he also worked as an instructor. The history of architecture and arts are close to his heart. He took part in conferences organised by the faculty and by the national students’ associations in the field of visual arts. He took part in design contests enthusiastically, and he achieved good results with his team, often supporting his teammates. After graduating from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology, Attila went on to study at the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie for a year. While studying there, he worked at a German architecture firm for 9 months, where he was involved in concept design and devising building permit plans. These are still his main responsibilities. In his free time he does sports, reads, paints and learns programming languages.

Attila Lakomcsik

design architect

Attila Lakomcsik

design architect

Attila graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology. He wrote his thesis at the History of Architecture and Monuments Department, where he also worked as an instructor. The history of architecture and arts are close to his heart. He took part in conferences organised by the faculty and by the national students’ associations in the field of visual arts. He took part in design contests enthusiastically, and he achieved good results with his team, often supporting his teammates. After graduating from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology, Attila went on to study at the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie for a year. While studying there, he worked at a German architecture firm for 9 months, where he was involved in concept design and devising building permit plans. These are still his main responsibilities. In his free time he does sports, reads, paints and learns programming languages.

Tamás Holics

design architect

Tamás Holics

design architect

Tamás graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Hungarian University of Art and Design in 1999. He has worked in several architecture and interior design firms since then, gaining experience. He also worked at the firm of István Ferenc, László Sáros and László Földes, where he improved his skills: he immersed in model making, which requires patience, precision and good spatial awareness, he learned the secrets of architectural space forming, and also studied computer visualisation. His knowledge and experience have been great assets to the diverse and dynamically growing team at TSPC Mérnökiroda, which he joined as a design architect in March 2016. He likes working in a team, but he can also work independently. He is reliable, both in his work and his interpersonal relationships. He likes creative challenges, he is perseverant and is always looking for solutions. He is patient, sympathetic and helpful. He is married and has a son. He likes spending his free time with his family.

Klaudia Tarró-Papp

architect

Klaudia Tarró-Papp

architect

Johanna Csűri

design architect

Johanna Csűri

design architect

Ever since she was a child, it has been drawing Johanna enjoyed the most: creating compositions and spaces with a multitude of colours. In her thesis project at the Budapest University of Technology, under the supervision of Tamás Karácsony, she presented her space forming and visual ideas by designing a Roma visitor centre. After graduation, she and her colleagues at the architecture firm of László Földes worked on two major projects: she was one of the architects and interior designers of the Sauflon Innovation Centre in Gyál, which was recognized by the Construction Industry Award, and the graphic artwork of the John the Valiant Visitor Centre in Kiskőrös was also done by Johanna.  As a member of the TSPC team, she is especially enthusiastic about challenges in interior design and creative space forming. She likes spending her free time contemplating and finding inspiration in the natural and built environment.

Attila Fekete

design architect

Attila Fekete

design architect

Attila graduated as an architect from the Pollack Mihály Faculty of Engineering at the University of Pécs in 2010, in his thesis project his aim was to develop tourism in Pécs. He was interested in urban planning at the university: at the college for advanced studies he attended, he examined how the bike path system could be improved in Pécs. Since his graduation he has worked in several spatial planning projects and has been involved in design contests as an architect. He joined the TSPC team in 2016, his main task is to coordinate architectural and specialist plans when construction plans are created. He is keen on scientific and technological innovations, and he is interested in visualisation and computer graphics. He likes spending his free time in nature, he likes hiking and cycling.

Orsolya Ellenrieder

design architect

Orsolya Ellenrieder

design architect

Orsolya started her career as an architect in Switzerland, at the foot of the Alps, where she worked in the design process of the expansion of a historic hotel between 2009 and 2013, from creating the concept to the details of construction. In the meantime, she spent some time in an architecture firm in Ghana, studying sustainable architectural solutions. She wrote her thesis in this field when she graduated from the Department of Public Building Design at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2011. In her current architectural design projects she is focusing on the issues of communication and cooperation in our dynamically developing team. Orsolya likes to link seemingly distant places, people and aspects. She is interested both in developing and developed countries, in creating concepts and immersing in details, she likes to have a busy social life, to dance, to work in a team and in a group, but also to spend some relaxed time alone in nature.

Andrea Bóta

design architect

Andrea Bóta

design architect

Andi graduated as an architect from the Faculty of Technology at the University of Debrecen. After graduation she started working in an architecture firm in Debrecen, where she mostly created architectural concepts and high quality drafts. She joined the TSPC team as a design architect in 2016. Besides architecture, Andi is open to other arts and the combination of other arts (graphic arts, painting, photography), as shown by the success she has had at several competitions since she started university. She likes to spend time in nature and to visit mind-blowing concerts.

Gabor Nagy

Architect, BIM Specialist

Gabor Nagy

Architect, BIM Specialist

Nóra Pallay

design architect

Nóra Pallay

design architect

Nóri graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology in early 2016, where she specialised in design. She had always wanted to speak French fluently, so she spent a semester with the ERASMUS programme at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Lyon in Lyon, and worked as an intern in French-speaking Switzerland, in Lausanne and Geneva for a year. After graduation, she started to work in a small firm that was mostly active in interior design, and in September 2016 she joined the TSPC team. In her free time she likes to travel and ride her bike, and she is the happy owner of a hedgehog called Ferdinánd.

Zoltán Szente

design architect, BIM

Zoltán Szente

design architect, BIM

Zoltán graduated as an architect from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. In 2013 he won first prize in the “Identity and Culture” section at the TDK (Scientific Students' Associations Conference), and he received his degree in 2016. In the same year, he joined the TSPC team as a design architect. In his free time, he likes to try various software programmes, improve his visualisation skills, and play snooker and billiards.

Eliza Balla-Novák

design architect

Eliza Balla-Novák

design architect

Eliza graduated from the 5-year MSc programme of the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2014. She worked on her thesis project at the Department of Residential Building Design, where she specialised in design. After graduation she worked in architectural design in Zurich, Switzerland for two years. She learned special German terminology here, she saw how local architecture firms worked, and she got to know technologies and the basics of architectural modeling with laser technology. When she was free at the weekends, she explored the country. She joined the TSPC team as a design architect in October 2016.  Her interests: graphic arts, architectural modelling, languages, travelling, nature, hiking, running. In 2017 she would like to run the Budapest Marathon.

Imola Miklós

design architect

Imola Miklós

design architect

Imola graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where she specialised in design. She got an A+ for her thesis, which she defended at the Department of Public Building Design. As a student, she spent a semester in Kassel, Germany, through the ERASMUS programme, where she got to know the German mindset and had the opportunity to travel. She is fluent in English and German. Her favourite sports are horse-riding and snowboarding. She is an enthusiastic traveller, she likes to explore the word and hang out with her friends. Besides architecture, she is also interested in photography and visualisation. She joined the TSPC design architects’ team in November 2016, where her creativity and precision are greatly appreciated.

Krisztina Ábrahám

design architect

Krisztina Ábrahám

design architect

Kriszti graduated from the Department of Public Building Design at the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology in the summer of 2011. Before that she was a maths enthusiast at the renowned Zrínyi Secondary School in Zalaegerszeg, her hometown. It was there she decided NOT to choose her mother’s profession: economics is dull and boring, after all. She was going to be an architect! Before she graduated from university, she spent a year in Spain, studying architecture and working in an architecture firm.  After graduation, she spent a few years at the engineering and tendering group of a local government in Budapest, where she could represent the client, and work as a design architect and a project manager in international tenders, all at the same time. In 2013, much to her mother’s delight, she gave up her principles and started her studies on the other bank of the Danube, at the Business School of Corvinus University. She graduated in 2016. She became an economist, after all, but her love for architecture is shining through her thesis in which she examined the optimization options of architectural design processes. She started to dance at about the age of 4, she is keen on sports and has an unhealthy obsession with orchids. She likes working in a team. Precision is important for her and also that processes should be well-organised and well-managed. Kriszti joined the TSPC team in December 2016.

Orsolya Fehér

design architect

Orsolya Fehér

design architect

Orsi received her MSc degree in architectural design at the Department of Urban Planning and Design at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in June 2017, after which she joined the TSPC team. Her professional interests lie both in architectural and urban design, she considers every project a challenge. In her work she strives for accurate and creative solutions, cooperation within the team, and she considers continuous learning important. She likes spending her free time outdoors, she runs and hikes in the summer, and in winter she goes snowboarding whenever possible.

Anna Szabó

design architect

Anna Szabó

design architect

Panni graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. As an intern and later as architectural designer she worked at “Gelesz és Lenzsér Kft” and Narmer Architectural Studio, where she had the chance to try her hand at exhibition planning, too. Besides the first phase of concept-building, she is most keen on being absorbed in the details of interior design. In her free time, she slips on her tango shoes. She likes to spend as much time as possible outdoors with gardening, hiking, running.

Andrea Tóth-Lovrity

design architect

Andrea Tóth-Lovrity

design architect

Andi graduated from the Department of Public Building Design at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, her thesis project was awarded with a certificate of honourable mention by the Chamber of Hungarian Architects in 2008. After graduation she started working at Fernezelyi and Basa Architectural Office, where her main responsibility was preparing exciting tenders, building permit applications, and construction planning documents. From 2010 she had authorised or declined the submitted building permit applications as an employer of the building control authority at the Department of Building and Housing of the 6^th district of Budapest, gaining an insight into the not that simple workings of the authorities. She has been an enthusiastic member of the TSPC design team since September 2017, helping with her extensive experience in design and official affairs, her rational mindset. Out of the office she loves cooking and baking for her little family, caring for her plants, and of course fulfilling every wish of her daughters.

Károly Bélafi

design architect, BIM

Károly Bélafi

design architect, BIM

Karesz started his studies at the Faculty of Architecture of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics after graduating from the mathematics special class of László Lovassy Grammar School in Veszprém. The knowledge and love of mathematics and physics he acquired during his secondary education paired with drawing skills honed since childhood lead to an interest in a career in architecture. All those hours spent drawing were not wasted. He pursued his university studies in the advanced study group and was awarded the title of “Free-hand designer of the Year” by the faculty in 2012, as a consequence of which he is a proud owner to this day of a pencil-case carved from the vintage desks that once stood in the famous K275 lecture hall. He graduated with specialisation in design from a five-year integrated, one-tier master’s programme, during which he obtained the third price in the national student design competition of the municipality of Kispest. He has been working in the team of TSPC since March 2017. Due to his outstanding qualities, designing is his way of relaxation, whilst technical designs give him a pleasure akin to solving logic riddles. He is working on mastering a wide range of architectural softwares at the highest level possible to be able to find the most effective solutions to the emerging problems. In his free time, he plays football or volleyball, learns using programmes, and whenever he has some time, he continues to draw.

Anna Izrael

design architect, BIM

Anna Izrael

design architect, BIM

Wavering among programming, industrial design and architecture, Ani finally made her choice, and graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2014. She has already designed everything from family homes and residential buildings to industrial facilities. Throughout the years she has been more and more attracted to the technical aspects of the work, therefore she has been keen to expand her knowledge of various design tools and utility programs, also of building constructions. She is an enthusiastic and experienced ArchiCAD user who is always willing to show others a few tricks. She has been a member of the colourful team of TSPC since the spring of 2017. Innovative work is a priority to her, therefore she always strives for finding the technically optimal and most economical solution to every problem. In her free time, she raises and trains parrots, enjoys reading, watching movies and going on adventures.

Máté Csapó

design architect, BIM

Máté Csapó

design architect, BIM

Even as a child, Máté did not want to become an astronaut but an architect. With this innate zest he obtained a degree in architecture in the summer of 2017 at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Once being there he also took courses in civil engineering hoping that one day he could also be a structural engineer besides being an architect. During the university years he had the opportunity to take part in various projects at several architectural companies and also at the Department of Building and Housing of the Municipality of Budapest. At a big construction firm, he also acquired valuable experience in construction. Braced by this training he took part in the work of TSPC for a short time in the beginning of 2016. It turned out quickly that he cannot bear being without the team, and he found himself among its members in the spring of 2017 again. Since that time, he aspires to take part in the projects to the best of his knowledge with scrupulous efforts, let it be designing, modelling or BIM support. In his free time, he likes seeing the world, reading, drawing, and he is especially zealous about cars, football and Formula-1 races.

Flóra Molnár-Pálfi

design architect

Flóra Molnár-Pálfi

design architect

Benjámin Gyovai

design architect

Benjámin Gyovai

design architect

Sarolta Kolozsi

design architect

Sarolta Kolozsi

design architect

Zsuzsanna Éhárt

design architect

Zsuzsanna Éhárt

design architect

Dóra Seres

design architect

Dóra Seres

design architect

Lilla Romhányi

design architect

Lilla Romhányi

design architect

Adrienn Libárdi

design architect and interior architect

Adrienn Libárdi

design architect and interior architect

Annamária Ozsváth-Klenik

design architect

Annamária Ozsváth-Klenik

design architect

Enikő Barta

design architect

Enikő Barta

design architect

Dávid Tornyi

visualisation specialist

Dávid Tornyi

visualisation specialist

Dávid is an intern architect at TSPC, but he already knows he wants to become a professional visualisation specialist. He loves challenges, and difficult tasks where he can learn something new, and even though he sometimes takes on too much, he never gives up. Sometimes we call him Friday, but not because of the character in the novel, but because at first - as a full-time university student - he only worked at TSPC on Fridays. He doesn’t consider himself a workaholic, but as he feels he can learn more at his workplace than at the university, he tries to spend as much time as possible at the office, learning the secrets of the trade from his colleagues. This led to the rumour that when a shower was installed at the office, he terminated his rent agreement and has been sleeping under his desk ever since. This, however, is not true, he is a fanatic cyclist, and as he has a screw loose, he rides to work all year round. He loves animals, especially dogs, and his purpose in life is to make his workplace dog-friendly. However, his colleagues have absolutely no idea about this as yet.

Szabolcs Fejér

senior structural designer

Szabolcs Fejér

senior structural designer

Szabolcs graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at BME, where his specialisation was bridges and structures. While working on his thesis, he started working at an architecture firm in Budapest, where he was the structural designer of shopping centres, office buildings and apartment buildings. During this time he kept in contact with his former university lecturer. Besides other projects, they worked together on the checking structural calculations of the 100 m-span combined bridge that was the topic of his thesis. After working in design in Budapest for a couple of years, Szabolcs moved abroad to see what he can achieve in other fields. He visited several countries in Europe, and took part in various volunteer programmes. In the spring of 2014, he came home from the Netherlands to join the TSPC team as the first structural designer of the firm. He has participated in a large number of small and large projects in the past two years.

Szabolcs András Csepregi

senior structural designer

Szabolcs András Csepregi

senior structural designer

Sándor Csiszár

senior structural designer

Sándor Csiszár

senior structural designer

Ernő Róth

senior structural designer

Ernő Róth

senior structural designer

Bajnok Nagy-Tamás

structural designer

Bajnok Nagy-Tamás

structural designer

Tamás graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) in 2014 as Architect and in 2018 as Specialised Engineer in Structural Reconstruction. During his academic studies he participated in multiple social and professional activities. He is a founder of BME Architect Student Club, he received awards on multiple Conferences of Scientific Students' Associations (’TDK’ in Hungarian), one of these achievements was the first place on the National TDK. He took part in the structural desing and contstruction of the Odooproject, BME’s first project on the Solar Decathlon Europe (2012). He studied in Madrid with ERASMUS Scholarship in 2011. He is an external lecturer of the Department of Mechanics, Materials and Structures of BME since 2013. He published various articles in professional journals. At TSPC he works as a structural designer. He has diverse tasks, he is involved in projects from the concept design phase all through to product design. His favourite area is reinforced concrete and steel structures’ analysis and detailing. In his freetime he goes to salsa events and boardgame parties with his girlfriend.

Janka Lakatos

structural designer

Janka Lakatos

structural designer

Janka got an insight to engineering quite early, as her father worked as structural engineer. As she loved books and French language and culture, she also considered studying humanities when she finished - the Hungarian-French bilingual - high school.  Finally she decided to act on her childhood dream to work in architecture, and went to the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where she graduated as an architectural engineer. It must have been something that stuck in her mind as a child, as in May 2016 she joined TSPC as a structural designer. Here she makes good use of what she has learnt, but so far she is more enthusiastic about structural engineering than drawing floor plans. In her free time she loves to ski and also works as a ski instructor. In summer, she goes sailing or reads in the sun, as books are still an important part of her life.

Kolos Leipold

structural designer

Kolos Leipold

structural designer

Kolos graduated from the structural engineering MSc programme of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2013, where he specialised in load-bearing structures and geotechnical engineering. After graduation he worked as a structural engineer, surveying and designing the architectural and technological structures of nuclear facilities, and he also had the opportunity to study, use and develop modern methods for the earthquake testing of load-bearing structures. Now a structural engineer at the TSPC group, he works on the structural plans of the projects we design. When he is not at work, he tries to spend as much time as he can on his incurable addictions, music and sport: when he leaves his computer, his hands are busy on a rosewood fingerboard or on the handle of a girya.

Dávid Nagy

structural designer

Dávid Nagy

structural designer

David was fascinated from a tender age by interesting buildings, which made it obvious for him to follow his father and choose a career in civil engineering. He obtained an MSc degree in structural engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in January 2017. His passion for extraordinary structures is evident in his theses, too - he devoted his MSc thesis to examining steel-glass structures. He spent a semester of his graduate course in Barcelona with an Erasmus scholarship, where he did not only expand his professional knowledge but developed his language skills, and obtained several friends from all over the world. He has been an acknowledged member of the load-bearing structure design team of TSPC since April 2017, where he has been contributing to the high technical quality of the designed buildings with his fastidious and enthusiastic mindset, which motivates him to continuously seek the solution closest to the ideal. Since September 2017 he has been widening his horizon at a postgraduate course in engineering economics. He spends a lot of his free time with his friends, he is a passionate traveller.

Miklós Szórád

structural designer

Miklós Szórád

structural designer

Ágota Nusser

structural designer

Ágota Nusser

structural designer

Szabolcs Takács

structural designer

Szabolcs Takács

structural designer

Balázs Kiss

draftsman

Balázs Kiss

draftsman

Balázs graduated with a BSc in civil engineering from the Ybl Miklós Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering of Szent István University in 2014. He pursued his studies while already working. He started his career in construction, where he had worked for 3 years. Later he worked at a façade design company, where his main responsibility was preparing the drawings for the production planning of curtain walls. In 2015 he designed details of installing thermal breaks at a Swiss company. At both of the latter companies he had an opportunity to develop his writing skills in German. In August 2017 he joined the TSPC team as a draftsman. In his free time, he teaches and practices karate. He likes watching snooker games, and if he has a chance, he grabs a cue himself. He also likes salsa, and goes to work by bike.

Mátyás Szögi

building electrical systems designer

Mátyás Szögi

building electrical systems designer

According to a Swahili proverb, “electrical engineers are all mental, but they are the coolest guys.” Mátyás started his career as a freelancer air guitarist at the age of 4 days, later he wanted to become a professional athlete. His grandfather was his role model, and it was because of him that Mátyás chose engineering over sports. He graduated as an electrical engineer at the Budapest University of Technology (BME) in 2014, and instead of attending the graduation ceremony, he went to the US for the 5th time to work as a kayak instructor. As a university student he spent 18 months as an electrical designer intern at the Benkő Mérnökiroda engineering firm, then worked as an instructor at the Department of Electric Power Engineering at BME from 2013, where he held practice classes and took part in the R+D projects of the high voltage group. He has been a key member of the building electrical systems design team at TSPC since October 2014. In his free time he still plays the air guitar, sings in the shower, dances and plays the violin. He is keen on sports, he likes kayaking, football, and running - and not only to catch the bus or chase girls.

Noémi Klézli

building electrical systems designer

Noémi Klézli

building electrical systems designer

László Bottyán

building electrical systems designer, construction supervisor

László Bottyán

building electrical systems designer, construction supervisor

Péter Karizs

building electrical systems designer

Péter Karizs

building electrical systems designer

Bálint Molnár

fire protection engineer

Bálint Molnár

fire protection engineer

Péter Markos

surveyor, GIS specialist

Péter Markos

surveyor, GIS specialist

Péter has always been interested in engineering. Following in his father’s footsteps, he turned to mechanical engineering, studied automation, and started working for Tungsram at an early age. His military service interrupted his career, however. After that he spent a lot of time working in IT, gaining considerable experience. For a short while he provided IT support for state press conferences. He turned to geographic information systems as an adult, and got his degree while he was working. He is an active land surveyor and GIS specialist. He loves sports, he is an amateur footballer and likes hiking.

Erzsébet Kovács

budget development specialist

Erzsébet Kovács

budget development specialist

Erzsi became experienced in budget development while working for large construction companies between 1996 and 2008 as a quantity surveyor and head of the tendering group. From 2008 to 2011, she worked in the implementation of construction projects, both at a private enterprise and several local governments. Between 2013 and 2015 she was involved in the budget development of the establishment of the “Government Windows” and Employment Centres. She joined the TSPC budget development team in 2016. Her interests include hiking and visiting historic buildings.

Éva Péter

budget development specialist

Éva Péter

budget development specialist

Éva graduated from the University of Technology in Cluj-Napoca as a civil engineer. She gained professional experience working for a general constructor active in building construction in several positions over the years: as quantity surveyor, site engineer in charge, site manager and project manager. She spent a few years at the Office of Public Administration and Justice, working as a budget development specialist at the Project Office for Development of Integrated Customer Services.  She joined the TSPC team in May 2016 as a budget development specialist. With her work and family, she has little free time, but when she does, she likes reading, hiking and skiing.

Péter Geri

highway engineer, construction supervisor

Péter Geri

highway engineer, construction supervisor

Péter graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Budapest University of Technology in 2009. His specialised in highway engineering. His thesis was ranked 2nd in the thesis contest of the Hungarian Scientific Association for Transport. After 4 years of working in design, he went on to work at a construction company in Nyíregyháza as a site manager, and became especially experienced in the construction of industrial buildings. In this period he also worked in construction projects of foreign developers, and he cooperated with Danish architects as well. He joined TSPC in March 2015. His main area of expertise is construction supervision in the fields of civil engineering, building construction and road construction. As a specialist designer, he also works on transport planning tasks. He likes to spend his free time doing sports, caving, hiking and cycling. He is a devoted family man, who likes to spend as much time with his wife and daughter as possible.

Gabriella Tóth

project manager

Gabriella Tóth

project manager

After graduating from the Faculty of Architecture of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Gabriella started working in planning, project implementation and project management. Soon after that she enrolled at the Faculty of Finance and Accountancy of the Budapest Business School, and completed the engineer-economist programme. To further improve her technical skills, she studied construction supervision. Currently she is a project manager with TSPC. When she is not working, she enjoys the theatre, dancing, music and the fine arts, and also likes to explore nature. In all walks of life, she is inspired by the idea that “What is not working is stagnant, what is stagnant is declining and what is declining will slowly fall apart.”

Kornél Kormányos

architectural engineer, construction supervisor

Kornél Kormányos

architectural engineer, construction supervisor

Kornél started working while he was still at university, he mostly designed detached homes and worked on interior design projects. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology in 2012. He joined our team in 2012. At first he worked as a design architect, and currently he is a construction supervisor and project manager. In 2014 he became a public procurement specialist. He is interested in hiking, roller-skating and snowboarding.

László Lukács

architect, construction supervisor

László Lukács

architect, construction supervisor

He was drawn to architecture and the creativity it involves as a teen: this is why he went to the secondary vocational school for construction in Salgótarján. He completed the building construction programme at the Pollack Mihály Technical College in Pécs and received a degree the Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology.  He worked as an investor, a constructor and property developer, gaining experience and expertise in almost every field of construction. Over the decades he has become experienced in construction supervision, construction management, organisation, construction economics and contract law. He gained most of his experience as the investment director of the property developer, INTERESTATE Ingatlanfejlesztési Zrt.. He spent almost 10 years at the company, working as a quantity surveyor and managing the implementation of major projects in Budapest. Currently he is the construction supervisor architect at TSPC. He conducted the technical inspection of the Várgarázs parking facility before handover for occupation, and currently he is the construction supervisor of an underground parking garage in Balatonfüred, which project is related to the 2017 FINA World Championship. He likes to learn about and explore the various cultures in the Far East.

Dániel Kálnai

accredited project manager, construction supervisor

Dániel Kálnai

accredited project manager, construction supervisor

Dániel graduated as an architectural engineer from the Ybl Miklós College in October 2016, and joined the TSPC team. As a project manager - complex architectural and engineering designer - he coordinates subcontractors and keeps in touch with clients. As construction supervisor he performs the tasks related to construction supervision in the architecture specialty, and as an accredited project manager he coordinates whole projects. Earlier he worked in other areas of construction as well. At first he was an administrator at the construction authority, where he assessed applications for building permits, certificates of occupancy and plot formation permits for four years. In the following 3 years, he was Head of the Urban Management Unit at the Budavár local government, then, as head of the Investment and Urban Management Office, he represented the client in several projects. After that he worked as a site manager for a year, broadening his experience in construction work.  Getting back to the other side, he worked as Head of Department and Deputy Head of Department at the Prime Minster’s Office and the Foster Centre, supervising and coordinating priority cultural projects. Sport is an important part of his life. Although his greatest hobby is his family - he is a father of two - he tries not to miss his weekly football matches.

Gyöngyi Stefáni

project manager

Gyöngyi Stefáni

project manager

Zsófia Debreczeni

project manager

Zsófia Debreczeni

project manager

Gergely Horváth

IIR manager, technical manager

Gergely Horváth

IIR manager, technical manager

After his studies in construction, Gergely coordinated the projects of the Hild József Építőipari Szakközépiskola és Technikum (secondary school for construction). As technical manager, he is in day-to-day contact with clients and constructors so that they can solve problems as soon a possible and meet deadlines. Before joining TSPC, Gergely worked in construction since 1999, where, out of loyalty, he improved his skills in quality management. In his free time he rides his motorbike, he is a regular at several 48/24-hour motorcycle touring races.

Norbert Ferencz

technical manager

Norbert Ferencz

technical manager

Anita Horváth

quantity supervisor

Anita Horváth

quantity supervisor

Krisztina Vecsési

office manager, personal assistant

Krisztina Vecsési

office manager, personal assistant

After finishing the grammar school, Kriszti completed a vocational training course at the Faculty of Finance and Accountancy of the Budapest Business School, obtaining a qualification as an information technology statistician and business planner, after which she continued her studies at the Keleti Károly Faculty of Business and Management of Óbuda University in the field of marketing. From 2011, she worked at the B2B customer service of a telecommunications company, where she had direct, personal contact with the business partners, and most of her day was dedicated to the service of the sales team. She joined TSPC in May 2017 as an office manager. In her free time, she gets into a car with her partner as often as she can, travelling miles, because as she often states: they never miss a chance to go the extra mile!

Eszter Belinszki

personal assistant

Eszter Belinszki

personal assistant

Zsófia Lukács

HR co-ordinator

Zsófia Lukács

HR co-ordinator

Zsófi received her MSc at the Faculty of Social Sciences at ELTE in cultural antropology faculty. She have been started working at TSPC group as Office Manager, and currently her main responsibility is strenghting HR and dealing with labour issues. In her free time she likes to read and travel.

Zsófia Kovács-Szarka

Designer

Zsófia Kovács-Szarka

Designer

Péter Nagy

facility manager

Péter Nagy

facility manager

After finishing secondary school, he decided he would “carve” woodwind instruments rather than teaching children, so instead of going to the Budapest Teacher Training College, he obtained a vocational degree in woodwinds building as a student at the Department of Industrial and Agricultural Building Design. Right after that he joined the Hungarian Armed Forces, first because he was drafted, but later he liked it so much he stayed for 8 years and repaired musical instruments. As a brief digression he worked in sales, as store manager of a car parts store, then he became an entrepreneur and worked as a condominium representative. Currently he is mostly involved in facility management, he is responsible for the management of the Balusztrád office building, the underground parking garage in Pollack Mihály tér, and the TSPC office. In his free time he tries to bring glory to Hungarian field hockey.

Anett Tóth

CFO

Anett Tóth

CFO

Anett graduated as a technical manager from the Ybl Miklós Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering of Szent István University in 2007. She started working as a controlling consultant and controller, managing the controlling aspects of projects, and also developing and supervising the controlling systems of larger companies. In her free time, she likes travelling. She has been a valued member of the TSPC financial team since October 2017 and has appointed as the Chief Financial Officer since June of 2018.

Henriett Kluka

finance desk officer

Henriett Kluka

finance desk officer

Henriett Kluka graduated from the Faculty of Arts of the Eötvös Lóránd University of Budapest with a degree in Italian language and literature, then received a degree at the Faculty of International Management and Business at the Budapest Business School. She is fluent in Italian and English. She works as a finance desk officer at TSPC. She devotes her free time to her family, whilst yoga psychology and writing also play important roles in her life. Her first book, a young adult novella was published in 2016.

Fanni Varga

financial assistant

Fanni Varga

financial assistant

Fanni joined the TSPC team in 2013 as an office manager, currently she is at the financial department, where she is appreciated for her skills, and also for her cheerful and positive personality. She devotes her free time to her family and tries to maintain a financial balance at home as well. Both her job and her family are important parts of her life.

Szofia Papp

financial assistant

Szofia Papp

financial assistant

Veronika Vecsési

public procurement specialist, quantity surveyor

Veronika Vecsési

public procurement specialist, quantity surveyor

Besides working for TSPC as a quantity surveyor, Vera is currently studying at the Ybl Miklós Faculty of Szent István University. She assists the tender manager, this is why she enrolled in a public procurement specialist course to get an overview of this field. In addition, she is responsible for keeping the group’s ERP system up-to-date and for handling contracts. Her tasks require precision, attention and swift reactions. Vera likes to spend her free time with her friends and her dogs. She enjoys being in nature and is keen on several sports.

Judit Csörsz

quantity surveyor

Judit Csörsz

quantity surveyor

Judit graduated as an architectural engineer from the Ybl Miklós Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Szent István University, and after that she received an MSc in engineering management at the same institution. She is happy to be a new member of the TSPC team as a quantity surveyor. She participates in preparing tenders and in administrative tasks. In her free time she is true to her artistic self, she likes drawing, painting and being creative.

Edit Lucza

quantity surveyor

Edit Lucza

quantity surveyor

After receiving a degree in pedagogy at the Faculty of Applied Arts of the Szent István University, she felt the time ripe for pursuing her childhood dream and be engaged in architecture. She continued her studies at the Szent István University but this time at the Ybl Miklós Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering specialising in design and in fire and disaster management. She likes challenges, tries to take every opportunity coming her way to learn something new. She aims to spend her free time with creative activities, she edits short films and clips, knits and crochets. At TSPC she works as a quantity surveyor, and feels that this line of work always has challenges for her.

György Mezei

quantity surveyor

György Mezei

quantity surveyor

Judit Fűkéné Erdélyi

quantity supervisor

Judit Fűkéné Erdélyi

quantity supervisor

Bence Smahulya

quantity surveyor

Bence Smahulya

quantity surveyor

Offices

• Budapest, Hungary
• Győr, Hungary
• Komarno, Slovakia
• Hong Kong, China

Our firm is committed to development-focused design and engineering services, and strives to maintain an open approach to the expectations of developers. We follow the innovations and opportunities provided by advanced technology. Our team works in a dynamic and friendly office environment. We are motivated by each and every project we work on, as all of them are about creation. We strongly believe that it is great to create something good and lasting.

Certifications

• Quality Management System (QMS)
  ISO 9001:2008 / MSZ EN ISO 9001:2009
• Environmental Management System (EMS)
  ISO 14001:2004 / MSZ EN ISO 14001:2005
• Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS)
  OHSAS 18001:2007 / MSZ 28001:2008
• Military Quality Management System (MQMS)
  NATO AQAP 2110:2009 / NATO AQAP 2110:2009
• Activities on the premises of MVM PA Zrt.
  Regulations of MVM PA Zrt.