Commemorative writings by
Antal Lázár, György Janáky, András Göde, Zsófia Csomay, János Dobai
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György Jánossy Exhibition
HAP Gallery, Budapest, 24. 10 – 23. 11. 2012
András Ferkai
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Architect Károly Dávid jr. (1903-1973)
Károly Dávid jr. exhibition, HAP Gallery, Budapest, 11. 09. – 12. 10. 2013
Zoltán Fehérvári – Endre Prakfalvi – Pál Ritoók
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Confessions about Architecture
György Szrogh exhibition, HAP Gallery, until 15th February 2013
Confessions of György Szrogh
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The Present of the Hungarian Architecture Museum
The Present of the Hungarian Architecture Museum viewed from the HAP Gallery
Barnabás Winkler
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Just Architecture
Just Architecture – Unfinished Summary
Ronny Hardliz
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Artists, pushers and better halves
Oscar Tusquets Blanca
Más que discutible
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Transformation of the City 1992-2012
Transformation of the City 1992-2012
Maribor – European Capital of Culture 2012
Uros Lobnik
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City planning and architecture in Subotica
City planning and architecture of Subotica in Tito’s Jugoslavia 1945-1975
Eva Lovra
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Integration of an Inclusion Area
Integration to the Phase Developement of an Inclusion Area
Interview with Éva Sz. Fehér, chief architect of Szeged
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Spacemaker
The Hungarian Pavilion at the 13th Venice International Architecture Biennale
Opening speech by: Gábor Gulyás
FUGA
Budapest
15th February 2013, 6 p.m.
5th Budapest Architectural Film Days
The Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre presents: 5th Budapest Architectural Film Days
Toldi cinema, Budapest, 28th February – 3rd March 2013
This year, the festival proposes the richest and most diverse program of its half-decade existence to those interested in architecture, design and cities.