csillLab collab I MOME Architecture students at Volt Festival
Date: 2022.07.31
This year’s Volt Festival also featured a full-day workshop by MOME Architecture BA students.
The first part of the two-stage workshop focused on the creation of model furniture. Participants placed the models assembled from tiny pieces of wood and painted in colour on a map of Sopron to mark possible rest stop locations around the city.
In the second part, our Architecture students held a community furniture DIY session for creating a piece of public space lounge furniture, to be placed at what is Sopron’s most popular spot according to the first stage of the workshop.
Student organisers:
Adelina Kocsis
Kata Jung
Zsuzsi Werk
Borbála Vizi
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