ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTS exhibition / Expansion of the memorial house in Iszkáz // Artists’ retreat

We look forward to seeing you at the opening of the Architectural Concept exhibition on 4 May at the MÉSZ loft, featuring concepts developed by third year MOME Architecture BA students for the expansion of the memorial house in Iszkáz.

Our noted Hungarian poet László Nagy would be celebrating his 100th birthday in 2025. Today, his birth house in Iszkáz functions as a literary memorial site and museum. Third year Architecture BA students of our university were given the assignment for the autumn semester to reinvent and expand the memorial house by incorporating a new function as an artists’ retreat.

The exhibition will be opened by architects Ferenc Szakál and Gábor Nagy.

Exhibitors: Mátyás Angyal, Levente Márk Balaskó, Alíz Bárczy, Júlia Csuka, Simon Péter Győri, Tamás Kocsis, Orsi Kroneraff, Luca Ágota Lengyel, Domonkos Sinay, Anna Doroti Szarvas, Borbála Franciska Vizi, Zsuzsanna Werk

Date of the exhibition opening: 4 May 2023 7:00 p.m.
The exhibition is open for viewing: Between 4 and 26 May 2023

2023.05.04 19:00

2023.05.26 20:00

Institute of Architecture

Architecture BA

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Event information

Date: 04/05/2023, 7 p.m.
Venue: MÉSZ loft

This event will be held in Hungarian.

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