ReferencesDerbecen University,
Derbecen University,
Debrecen,
Hungary
Place
Debrecen, Hungary
Completion
2013
Building Type
Office building
Product system
Radiant Heating & Cooling, Multilayer Pipe Systems, Flexible Pipe Systems
Project Type
New building
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