Events

How do we engage with data beyond the purely quantitative? How does making with data shape our understanding of space, materiality, and embodied experience?

The Architectural Matters series continues with an engaging film screening: To Build Law, a collaborative documentary by director Joshua Frank and curator Francesco Garutti, created for an exhibition of the same name at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Quebec, running until May.

The MOME Doctoral School cordially invites you to architect László Bence Dobos's doctoral defence, titled Atmospheric Architecture: The Expanding Horizon of Environmental Shaping.

Are you interested in applying for a Master’s at MOME? Once again we are announcing portfolio reviews for our English-language Master’s programmes to help you put together a portfolio for successful admission!

Join us on 13 March to learn how the Regional Social Mobility Scholarship can help you pursue your studies at MOME.

Huszadik századi történetek címmel új, a MOME Momentumok sorozatában megjelenő könyvvel tisztelegnek Dr. Ferkai András építész, építészettörténész, a MOME professor emeritusa előtt kollégái, pályatársai.

MOME’s Doctoral School warmly invites everyone to the doctoral defence of textile designer and visual and environmental culture teacher Valéria Póczos.

Wonderful Wood: The Architectural Matters lecture series continues with an exciting talk by architect Lina Lahiri of the Berlin-based firm Sauerbruch Hutton.

The Future Potentials Observatory invites you to a Speaker Series event titled “FPO TALKS” presented by César A. Hidalgo, professor at the Toulouse School of Economics’ (TSE) Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences and head of the Center for Collective Learning, a multidisciplinary research laboratory with offices at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAST) at TSE and the Corvinus Institute of Advanced Studies (CIAS) at Corvinus University of Budapest. He is an Honorary Professor at the Alliance Manchester Business School of the University of Manchester.

How have women and children shaped the landscapes we live in today? This lecture explores the pioneering work of Brenda Colvin and Marjory Allen, two key female thinkers in post-war Britain, who championed the idea of involving children in designing and caring for their local environments. Their vision of urban and green spaces was not just about aesthetics but about fostering sustainability, agency, and community.

The talk will focus on various aspects of photography as a tool for social change. From activism to art gestures, how can we make the medium response relevant to the turbulent contemporary context?

Are you interested in applying for a Master’s at MOME? Once again we are announcing portfolio reviews for our English-language Master’s programmes to help you put together a portfolio for successful admission!