Ever wondered about Budapest’s first innovation and technology park? Right here before you stands Infopark.
Infopark isn’t just another office complex. It’s a vibrant hub of technological advancement in Central and Eastern Europe. Its history stretches back to 1996. The German company IVG played a major role in its development. They invested significantly in building this nearly six-hectare area.
By 2009 almost 100.000 square meters of rentable space had been built. Seven buildings housed approximately 7000 workers. Imagine a bustling environment of cutting-edge technology and innovation. The spacious green areas make up half of Infopark’s total area. This creates a pleasant and productive working environment for the companies housed here. Primarily information technology telecommunication and software development companies call Infopark home.
Infopark’s strategic location adds to its appeal. It’s conveniently located near the Danube River. This provides stunning views and easy access to public transport. Plus Infopark boasts excellent transport links. You can reach it by car public transportation or even bicycle. Future plans include improving rail access. A new train station is planned near Infopark and the neighboring Nadorkert district.
Did you know that Infopark’s buildings are not just functional? Several have won prestigious architectural awards. Building C earned the CIJ Best Office Building Development Award in 2005. It also received the Real Estate and Investment Property of the Year award in 2005. Building D won the CIJ Best Office Building Development Award in 2007. It also received the Budapest Architectural Award in 2007.
Infopark isn’t simply a collection of buildings. It’s a testament to Budapest’s commitment to innovation. It’s a place where ideas take shape. It’s a place where the future is being built. So take a moment to appreciate this remarkable piece of Budapest’s landscape. Infopark is more than just an office park. It’s a symbol of Hungary’s technological progress.