The LAKATLAN BUDAPEST FESTIVAL (Vacant Budapest Festival) is a cooperation between the KÉK Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre, Wonderland – Platform for European Architecture and the Vacant Central Europe project. The festival’s goal is to summarize current research on mapping and reusing vacant properties…
8th Architectural and Art Workshop
Sopron, 16. 06 – 22. 06. 2013
Organizers:
Institute of Applied Arts of the University of West Hungary
Worshopron Art College
Exhibition of the Hajdú-Bihar County Chamber of Architects
FUGA, Budapest, 29. 05 – 16. 06. 2013
Opening: 29 May 2013 – 6 p.m.
Opening speech by: Imre Bálint, president of the Budapest Chamber of Architects
It’s not just a workshop, but a festival as well to facilitate the dialogue on the development of the public spaces in Budapest under the program of ‘New visions in Víziváros’. Unfortunately public spaces in Hungary, especially in Budapest are many times in neglected condition. This workshop focuses on these problems, and intend to find…
Hello Wood is a multicultural-multidisciplinar art program. Our mostly known event is the one week creator camp held every summer, where well-known and recognized experts and artists share their knowledge with talented students. All work, produced by us is carrying two attributes: it’s mostly from wood and it’s characterized by an interplay…
Lectures: Bálint Botzheim, Anna Baróthy, Péter Dóczé, Dániel Erdély, Lídia Felföldi, Levente Gyulai, Barna Kovács D., Tamás Lévai, Ákos Maróy and the authors of the Performance-Driven Architecture exhibition in FUGA: Alex Kalachev, Krassimir Krastev, Andrea Rox Rossi, Tudor Cosmatu, Sebastian Bialkowski
Loos expert Yehuda E. Safran has developed the exhibition LOOS. Our Contemporary originally for the CAAA Guimarães, Portugal. Based on the example of the oeuvres of architects such as Le Corbusier, Hermann Czech, José Paulo Dos Santos, Eileen Gray, Herzog & De Meuron, Frederick Kiesler, Rem Koolhaas, Richard Neutra, Aldo Rossi…
Over 60 million Americans spend their days in K-12 school buildings. Ensuring that these students, faculty, and staff have a safe and healthy place to learn and work, and that the buildings conserve energy and water while remaining economical to build, are some of the most important issues facing educational leaders and city planners…
György Vedres Award honours Hungarian architects under 40 with significant public buildings completed before 31. 12. 2011. The award is named after György Vedres, Ybl Award winner architect. In 2013 the Vedres György Prize goes to: Tamás László architect for his collaboration in the design of the Piarist Professional School in Göd.
21 Hungarian photographers from the 20th Century
Körmendi-Csák Photography Collection
KOGART House, 9 May – 7 July 2013
Opening: 8 May 2013 7 p.m.
Opening speech by: Colin Ford CBE, Photographic historian
The winner: Harpa – Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre
Harpa forms part of an extensive plan to expand and revitalize the eastern harbour of Reykjavik, as well as to improve the connection between this part of the harbour and the city centre. The building consists of both concert and conference facilities, including four main halls.
Gallery forum
Trends in Contemporary Estonian Architecture
Lecture by Andri Ksenofontov architect
FUGA, Budapest, 8 May 2013 6 p.m.