The Faculty of Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) announced the Hauszmann Award competition for the 25th time this year. The award, which has been presented to 120 architects to date, is open to anyone who defended their diploma project at the Faculty of Architecture of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2025 in an undivided or MSc program, or – for the first time this year – in a BSc program, in any of the Faculty’s specializations. The Hauszmann Prize recognizes not only the outstanding architectural quality of the diploma project, but also its conceptual background, social responsibility, and novelty, and presents it as an example to future generations.
The award-winning theses are:
Gergő Almádi: The Geometry of the Tetrahedron (supervisor: Dr. Gábor Domokos, Department of Morphology and Geometric Modeling)
Máté Basa: Carpentry Workshop, Budapest (supervisor: Zsolt Frikker, Department of Public Building Design)
Anna Dorottya Csanády: Közkörút, Budapest (supervisor: Levente Szabó DLA, Department of Public Building Design)
Dániel Lóránt Cserháti: Modernist Value Preservation (supervisor: László Vincze DLA, Department of Residential Building Design)
Bence Temesvári: Center on the Edge of the Village, Gerla (supervisor: Péter Fejérdy DLA, Department of Public Building Design)
Boglárka Számuel: Dunakeszi Peat Lakes (supervisor: Balázs Falvai DLA, Department of Residential Building Design, BSc category)