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Year 2016-17 Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 10 Sep. 17 AUTHOR: FINAL CAREER PROJECT - ESTEL·LA ESTEVE AMORÓS ACADEMIC TUTOR: Budapest: Császár István Valencia: Begoña Fuentes Giner Construcciones Arquitectónicas ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 1/100 Summary The next final career project, consists not only to describe directly the building of four new buildings and the refurbishment of one in the Liget of Budapest (the most important park of the Hungarian capital city) destined to museums, but to study and estimate the construction costs, the planning process and the duration of the construction works as well as the benefits and profit that the 5 new buildings in the Liget Park are going to offer Budapest. It also develops the risks and possible solutions for them that can occur in big projects with high budgets. El siguiente trabajo de final de grado en Arquitectura Técnica, consiste en no solo la descripción de cuatro edificios nuevos y la rehabilitación de uno ya existente en el Liget de Budapest (el parque más importante de la capital Húngara), destinados a ser museos una vez construidos, pero también el estudio de los costes de las construcciones, el proceso de planificación y la duración de los trabajos de construcción, igual que los beneficios y el provecho que estos puedan ofrecer a Budapest. También se desarrollan los riesgos y las posibles soluciones para ellos que pueden ocurrir en un proyecto de semejante envergadura y presupuesto. Keywords: Liget, Risk, Refurbishment, Project Management, Risk Matrix. Liget, Riesgos, Rehabilitación, Gestión del Proyecto, Matriz de Riesgos. Final Career Project – Estel·la Esteve Amorós Grado en Arquitectura Técnica – ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación – Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 2/100 Final Career Project – Estel·la Esteve Amorós Grado en Arquitectura Técnica – ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación – Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 3/100 Acknowledgments I would like to thank the dedication to all the people that have contributed on the realisation of this final career project. First of all to my tutors of the project, to Császár István in Budapest helping me to find information of the project that seemed impossible and to Begoña Fuentes without whose knowledge would have been difficult to expose the project back in Valencia. To my mother, father, sister and brother for being so patient and supporting me all this years I have been studying and specially for giving me the opportunity of studying abroad, experience I will never forget. To all the friends I made during my years in university to the “Rancios” for being there from the beginning and to my “Preven” team for making worth it taking so long to finish my studies. Special thanks to Ana and Jose, to him for living with me although he knows I hate him and to her for coming so many times to visit us that it made us think we never left. Final Career Project – Estel·la Esteve Amorós Grado en Arquitectura Técnica – ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación – Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 4/100 Acronyms used BIC: Bionics Innovation Centre BIM: Building Information Modelling GDP: Gross Domestic Product GMP: Guaranteed Maximum Price RMP: Risk Management Plan UIA: International Union of Architects Final Career Project – Estel·la Esteve Amorós Grado en Arquitectura Técnica – ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación – Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 5/100 Index Summary ................................................................................................... 1 Acknowledgments .................................................................................... 3 Acronyms used ......................................................................................... 4 Index ......................................................................................................... 5 Chapter1. .................................................................................................. 8 Introduction .............................................................................................. 8 1 Section 1 [Abstract] ...................................................................... 8 1 Section 2 [Approach and methodology] ....................................... 9 1 Section 3 [Liget Project] .............................................................. 10 1.3 Subsection 1 [Background, overview and objectives] ........ 10 Chapter 2. ............................................................................................... 13 City Profile: Budapest ............................................................................. 13 2 Section 1 [History and Background] ........................................... 13 2.1 Subsection 1 [Regional and urban settings] ....................... 13 2.1 Subsection 2 [Location, situation and connections] ........... 15 2.1 Subsection 3 [Population and visitors] ............................... 17 2.1 Subsection 4 [Economic profile] ......................................... 18 2.1 Subsection 5 [Climate] ........................................................ 20 Final Career Project – Estel·la Esteve Amorós Grado en Arquitectura Técnica – ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación – Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 6/100 2 Section 2 [Pattern of urbanisation and growth] ......................... 21 2.2 Subsection 1 [Land use plan] .............................................. 21 Chapter3. ................................................................................................ 23 Development of Budapest between 2015-2023 .................................... 23 3 Section 1 [Prominent development of urban spaces] ................ 23 Chapter4. ................................................................................................ 29 Liget Budapest project concept .............................................................. 29 4 Section 1 [Project need] ............................................................. 29 4 Section 2 [Existing situation of cultural and leisure activity in Budapest] ............................................................................................ 30 4 Section 3 [Targets and advantages of Liget development in short and long term] .................................................................................... 32 4 Section 4 [In the focus: the five museums buildings development]33 Chapter 5. ............................................................................................... 36 Liget project construction Budapest: Way ahead .................................. 36 5 Section 1 [What happened till now] ........................................... 36 5 Section 2 [Characteristics of the new museum buildings] .............. 39 5 Section 3 [Management Procedures] .............................................. 48 5 Section 4 [Application of BIM concept] ........................................... 53 5 Section 5 [Forecast according to the project] .................................. 60 Chapter 6. ............................................................................................... 61 Project financials in general ................................................................... 61 Final Career Project – Estel·la Esteve Amorós Grado en Arquitectura Técnica – ETS de Ingeniería de Edificación – Universitat Politècnica de València Liget Park Budapest. Analysis of the concept. 7/100 Chapter 7. ............................................................................................... 65 Identification of risks .............................................................................. 65 7 Section 1 [Identification and risk analysis] ...................................... 67 7 Section 2 [Assessment of risks (long term risks)] ............................ 75 Chapter 8. ............................................................................................... 82 Project contract strategies/structures ................................................... 82 8 Section 1 [Design-build turnkey] ..................................................... 82 8 Section 2 [Pricing methods] ............................................................. 83 Chapter 9. ............................................................................................... 85 Key factors to success ............................................................................. 85 9 Section 1 [Key stakeholders, winners-losers] .................................. 85 Chapter 10. ............................................................................................. 87 Summary ................................................................................................. 87 Chapter 11. ............................................................................................. 93 Conclusions ............................................................................................. 93 Chapter 12. ............................................................................................. 95 Bibliographic references ......................................................................... 95 Annex 1[Schedule] .................................................................................. 98 Annex 2[Cost] ........................................................................................
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