Technical parameters

The majority of the buildings were constructed between 1962 and 1980 in a U shape, situated directly within or over the perimeters of the site.
The height of the buildings varies, ranging between ground level and 5 storeys. The average interior height of the premises is 2.8 metres. The more spacious areas have been used as a pharmaceutical research centre or plant for several decades. The complex has undergone continuous renovation since 2000, with certain buildings or parts of buildings partially demolished and reconstructed. The site is complete with a full range of utility services and two transformers supplied by alternate methods. Due to specific technological requirements the drinking water pipes have been connected with additional pressure booster.
Refuse water is treated by the site’s own facility prior to being drained into the public sewer. (The wastewater emission of the site is regularly monitored by the authorities.)
Heating power is generated by the Újpest Power Plant. The laboratory facilities are supplied with compressed air, vacuum, steam and gas networks, with approximately 50 chemical chambers fitted.

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