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M\u00c9SZ-M\u00c9K Diploma Award<\/strong><\/p>\n

Concept and text: Gergely Tasn\u00e1di , MOME<\/strong>
\nConsultants: Bal\u00e1zs Mari\u00e1n, Dave Hakkens, Kinga German<\/strong><\/p>\n

The award-winning diploma work has a theoretical framework, namely the Spaceship Earth concept by Buckminster Fuller. What he phrased as \u201espaceship ethics” is a theory according to which \u201emankind travels on the spaceship named Earth, using energy obtained from the Sun, whilst its other types of resources have a strictly limited access\u2019. Just like natural systems, the operation of this \u201evehicle\u201d is based on cycles, during which the raw materials used can return to it in a different form, and then as a pool or reserve they join the process again to operate the spaceship. The programme of this masterpiece ambitions to alter town- and citydwellers\u2019 mindsets associated with sustainability by integrating recycling activities into the urban fabrics via an experimental workshop that researches the possible ways of locally utilizing waste (primarily plastic) produced by several hundreds of catering units in district 7 of Budapest to construct interior design and furniture.<\/p>\n

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