Program Overview

Introduction to the Sustainable Communities Studio

The Sustainable Communities Studio is one of the three design and research studios of the Department of Public Building Design. It focuses on sustainable models that meet the needs of various communities, considering the role of the architect and specific architectural solutions.

Studio Overview

The studio's primary responsibility is to create community projects that enhance social presence and sustainability, particularly for disadvantaged or segregated communities. The approach is characterized by community dialogue and a close follow-up of community life. Assessing community needs, getting acquainted with them, and showing a proactive attitude are essential in this type of architecture.

Studio Members

The studio consists of the following members:

• Katalin Fazekas, DLA senior lecturer
• Péter Fejérdy, DLA associate professor
• Balázs Kemes, DLA senior lecturer
• György Major, DLA associate professor
• Zsófia Dombrovszky, doctoral student
• Nóra Khalmy, doctoral student
• Balázs Rose, doctoral student
• Márk Váncza, doctoral student

Research and Education

The studio's activities include researching, educating, and designing architectural specialties for sustainable communities. The focus is on creating projects that help social presence and sustainability, with an emphasis on community dialogue and participation.

Projects and Publications

The studio engages in various projects and publications, including open lectures, student plans, and award-winning works. These activities demonstrate the studio's commitment to sustainable community design and its dedication to educating future architects.