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Aktuális lapszám
Protest Architecture
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Közbátorság és esti fények
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Brick Award 2024
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Mónus János – Szőke Zsuzsa: Hátsó lépcsőház
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Kis magyar kockológia
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120 éve született Major Máté
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Annual General Meeting of the Association of Hungarian Architects
House of Architects, 27 May Text and photos: Association of Hungarian Architects The annual general meeting of the the Association of Hungarian Architects was held on 27 May at the House of Architects, where András Krizsán, outgoing president, gave a ceremonial introduction. Afterwards he listed in detail the activities of MÉSZ 2023, both national and […]
Local Value
3rd National Salon of Architecture, Kunsthalle Budapest Text: Tamás Ulrich Photos: György Dénes The title of Chief Curator of the 3rd National Salon of Architecture was awarded to Eszter Dénes, architect and architectural writer, in a competition organised by the MMA. The basic concept of the exhibition is to present the materials in four rooms, […]
Csete
György Csete, Ildikó Csete and the Pécs Group Text: András Hadik Photos: Zsófia Nyirkos / Kunsthalle Budapest The exhibition presents the works of György Csete (1937–2016), one of the founding fathers of Hungarian organic architecture, and his wife, the textile artist Ildikó Csete (1940–2018), together with the works of the Pécs Youth Office from the […]
A Worthy Commemoration
KÓS 140 – The workshop of Károly Kós Text: Gábor Nagy Photos: Kunsthalle Budapest Károly Kós (1883–1977) was an architect whose wide-ranging architectural activities spanned much of the 20th century and many of its history-making periods. At the beginning of his career, before the First World War, as a leading figure of the so-called ‘Young […]
From Transylvania to Tibet
Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Memorial House, Kovászna Architect: Lőrinc Csernyus Text: Éva Ferencz Photos: Bence Csernyus In the spring of 1784, in Csomakőrös, near Kovászna, Sándor Csoma was born. He is a world-famous Tibetologist and Orientalist, whose work and intellectual heritage were respected by the local community, despite the authorities’ prohibition. The public cultural association bearing […]