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Time Experiences in Contemporary Architecture
How can the fundamentally changing perception of time be interpreted in the context of contemporary architecture? Text and photos: Klára Mohay Beyond the theoretical break-through of the 20th century, the theory of relativity, technological development, rapid transportation, telecommunications devices, and the rise of the media fundamentally changed the relationship between space and time as it […]
Phil Bernstein: Machine Learning
Architecture in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Text: András Csiszér While social and technological frameworks have undergone significant changes over the past century, architectural studios continue to operate in the very same way as they did a hundred years ago in terms of the basic methods applied and the services they offer. Initially, with the […]
Form Language Transfer
Interview with Architect Tamás Karácsony Text: Imre Erdős How does an architect’s language of forms develop, and how can it become a model for others? In this new series of interviews, the author talks to contemporary architects about design, inspiration, and the possibilities for passing on architectural thinking. The aim here is to get closer […]
Brownfields and Reuse
Industrial Heritage-Based Revitalization Experiments Along the Northern Pest Railway Line Text: Hanna Szenner The research analyzes the potentials of the building stock in industrial zones along the northern Pest county railway line, using an approach that examines the problems from a new perspective, going beyond traditional land survey methodologies. Through the analysis of specific examples […]
Annual General Meeting of the MÉSZ, House of Architects, 26 May
The Hungarian Association of Architects held its annual general meeting at the end of May. After the welcome speeches, the participants remembered their colleagues who had passed away in the past year, paid tribute to the members who had received professional honours in 2024, and then heard reports on the achievements and lessons learned in […]
19th Venice International Architecture Biennale
Text: György Szegő Photos: LUMU, Andrea Fábián, labiennale.org Skills and abilities are constantly expanding the image of architecture. As a result, this year’s biennale in Venice, which is more heterogeneous than ever before, hardly mentions the buildings on display; they are missing. Perhaps this is so because today, houses are mostly not intelligent, but mass-produced. […]
The Hungarian Pavilion at Expo 2025
Architects: Gábor Zoboki, András Csiszér Text: Csaba Kovács Photos: György Palkó A world exhibition is always a significant opportunity and challenge for architecture, but at the same time, it also poses a huge architectural and aesthetic risk. With so many pavilions competing to outdo one another, it is not easy to find the appropriate style. […]
Quadrupling the Circle
EXPO 2025, Osaka, Japan Text and photos: Pál Lővei Asia’s first World Expo was held in Osaka in 1970, followed by others: this top-tier show, now in its sixth year in Japan. The new World Expo, which will open in 2025 on the artificial island of Osaka Bay, will be designed by Sou Fujimoto, who […]
Visiting the Károlyi Family
Reconstruction of the Károlyi Castle, Fehérvárcsurgó Architect: Réka Kralovánszky Text: Zoltán Dragon Photos: Angelica Károlyi, Ágnes Fekete The Károlyi Castle in Fehérvárcsurgó is widely known as a hotel with a first-class restaurant and part of a huge arboretum-like park. However, the castle is also one of the centres of Francophone culture in Hungary, and with […]