Doctoral thesis defence of architect Tamás Bene

The Doctoral School of MOME cordially invites you to attend architect Bene Tamás’s doctoral thesis defence.

Title of the doctoral thesis: Five works in slow motion | unpacking a performative research in architecture 
 Doctoral masterwork: Burning, Table, Jetty, Chairs, Bench. 
Supervisors: associate professor Ákos Juhász DLA and associate professor Miklós Erhardt DLA 
Field: Architecture DLA 
 
Chair of the defence committee: university professor and film director András Monory Mész DLA habil., members: university professor Gábor Zoboki DLA habil. University of Pécs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology and university professor Levente Szabó DLA habil., BME Department of Public Building Design of BME 

Opponents: Associate professor András Beck PhD, MOME Institute for Theoretical Studies and senior lecturer Mónika Dánél, ELTE Institute of Hungarian Literature and Cultural Studies.
 

2023.09.29
14:00 - 16:00

Event information

Date and time: 29 September 2023, 2:00 p.m.
Venue: MOME Auditorium

This event will be held in Hungarian.

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