The slogan suggested by the chief trustee – „ People meet in architecture” – is a trivial one. It may well be interpreted as narrowly as the meeting of architects from all over the world. However, we can also see it as follows: our earthly existence is defined and framed by an overconstructed artificial environment nowadays which as a result increases the responsibility…
A Magyar Építőművészek Szövetsége, a MÉSZ-UIA „Megújuló Források” munkabizottságának és a Magyar Építész Kamara szervezésében tisztelettel meghívjuk a „Fenntarthatóság az építészeti tervezésben” című szimpóziumra és könyvbemutatóra 2010. november 15-én 14.00 órától a Magyar Építőművészek Szövetsége székházának Kós termébe.
Urban Renewal Conference
24. 11. 2010.
International Conference of the Department of Urban Planning and Design and the Foundation for Urban Architecture
BME, 1111 Budapest, Műegyetem rkp. 3.
2010. október 4.
11:00 Év Háza díj átadása az Építészek Házában
12:00 Visegrádi Négyek Családi Házai kiállítás megnyitója az Építészek Házában
14:00 Építészeti konferencia a FUGA Budapesti Építészeti Központban
Visit of the delegates of Association of Hungarian Architects in Shanghai to build the professional cooperation on the field of architecture between Chinese and Hungarian contemporary architecture. The aim of the visit is to introduce Hungarian architecture and architecture offices to the Chinese architects and their professional organizations…
Strandhotel Restaurant, Csillaghegy
Vernissage:
27. 06. 2010 15:00
Creative Week 2010
at the Department of Public Building Design
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Conference and sailing competition
4-6. June 2010.
Balatonlelle, Hungary, BL Yacht Club
(8638 Balatonlelle, Köztársaság street 36-38., Hungary)
Exhibition on Pollack Mihály Square,
Budapest
10-31. 05. 2010.
Architect Imre Makovecz received an honorary doctorate from Rome’s La Sapienza university in January. Italian architect Paolo Portoghesi lauded Makovecz in a speech that addressed the past and present of Hungarian architecture and Hungarian history.
Compared to its significance, the monumental oeuvre of Iván Kotsis is less widely known. The wider public – that is non-professionals with some architectural erudition – have probably heard of only one of his projects which does not even exist any more.
Tamás Czigány
University of Pécs (PTE) Faculty of Engineering (PMMK)
Architecture Studio
Pécs, Rókus u. 2.
10. 05. 2010. 18:00