Panoráma House, handed over in 2000, is a modern Budapestoffice building with an underground garage in one of the busiest areas of the city, next to Lehel Square. The building is characterized by excellent facilities, high-standard solutions and easy accessibility. One of its special features is that the conference room and a comfortable smoking room is at the lessees' disposal free of charge. Due to the demand for the variability of dividing the internal spaces, three vertical core areas have formed around the focal points of the building: Courtyard Section: An excellent option for companies requiring larger premises with more partitioning. It has a key card entry system. Gunpowder Repository Section: offers smaller office spaces. Váci Section: an excellent option for companies seeking mid-size premises with larger individual offices. It also has a key card entry system. The premises on each floor are anchored to a central corridor: the position of the corridor with the corresponding sanitary facilities is fixed. The fourth floor is separated from the lower floors by a glass staircase, lending an air of extravagant diversity to the building.