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Within the National Castle Programme  Text: Réka Kralovánszky The restoration of the castle complex in Fehérvárcsurgó began back in 1989 with the most urgent conservation work. Depending on the financial resources available at the time, the main structure of the castle was completed in 2011 through a multi-phase planning and implementation process that was followed […]

Deodáth Zuh: Meaning and Sincerity Text: Rudolf Klein Published by the Hungarian Academy of Arts Publishing House, this small-format, tastefully presented book is the young author’s eighth volume, in which he deals with the intangible components of architecture – meaning, aesthetics, architecture and its relationship with the public. The author introduces the reader to the […]

Will McLean, Pete Silver: Sustainable and Regenerative Materials for Architecture: A Sourcebook Text: Lilla Lapinskas Sustainable use of materials has become one of the most pressing and exciting issues in architecture in recent years. In this context, Will McLean and Pete Silver’s newly published book titled Sustainable and Regenerative Materials for Architecture: A Sourcebook is […]

New Urban Public Space Usage Demands in Central Districts of Budapest Text: János Balázs Kocsis, Zsuzsanna Fáczányi, Andrea Keresztes-Sipos In recent decades, urban life and communities have undergone significant changes as a result of economic and social processes taking place in city centres. In addition to gentrification induced by economic and demographic factors, attitudes towards […]

The Austrian Exhibition at the Venice Architecture Biennale Text: Bálint Botzheim Carlo Ratti is the chief curator of the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale. His keywords, Intelligence, Natural, Artificial, Collective, are also used also as the title of this year’s biennale. The curators of the Austrian pavilion, Lorenzo Romito, Sabine Pollak and Michael Olbrist, address today’s […]