Founded in 1784, the Goldberger Textile Factory achieved worldwide fame in the 1920s thanks to the invention of its own rayon called the ‘Parisette’. The company was nationalized in 1948 and then privatized back in 1989 to operate as  Budaprint until bankruptcy in 1989. Budaprint, the largest cotton manufacturer of Hungary at that time, managed the assets of the old Goldberger heritage, developing many communal areas such as a kindergarten, theater and library for the factory workers.
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Of late, the factory complex has served as a melting pot for young artists, entrepreneurs and craftsmanship initiatives. The area is rapidly becoming the most sought-after creative contemporary space in the 3rd district.

What is there not to love in old and abandoned buildings? Renovating them feels like a constant trial and error towards success. We ain’t gonna lie. Sometimes it sucks. Yet every constraint requires creativity and this how uniqueness is made. As you know, many innovations are born from applying the precepts of one sector to another domain.  What better environment for an innovative hub than an industrial building with a rich history? We discovered this gem back in 2021 and never was there a doubt in our minds that it would become the perfect home for Budapest’s IT community.

High ceilings, large open windows with lots of natural light, great infrastructures, and more. We spent 3+ years through ups and down to bring this beautiful Budapest coworking to life. Lot's of love, sweat and tears were put into converting this factory into the best IT coworking in Budapest. Our aims is to bring the factory buildings back to their former glory days to [re]become a center of Budapest’s Innovation.

Our custom-designed facilities include: