Open Day during the Facade Camp in Hungary in 2025

During the above 5 days event (Facade camp in Hungary in 2025) , we plan to host an Open Day to engage a broader audience and raise awareness about traditional construction methods. The Open Day will be an opportunity for attendees to explore hands-on workshops, live demonstrations, and presentations on sustainable building practices using natural materials like straw, clay, and wood. During this particular event, participants will have the chance to see traditional building methods in action, interact with skilled professionals, and learn how they can apply these techniques to their own homes or projects. They will also get a chance to tour a partially renovated building, demonstrating the effectiveness of these methods. The event will provide a lively, informative, and interactive experience, giving everyone the opportunity to connect with similarly interested people and the theme at first hand. An Open Day offers numerous benefits: it helps demystify the construction techniques, fosters community engagement, and encourages people to consider sustainable practices in their own lives. https://www.szalmaepitok.hu/visegrad-fund/

Fotograf Festival #15 The Misunderstanding of the Heard (pop-up exhibition in public space of Holešovická tržnice (Bubenské nábř. 306) – Prague

At the Fotograf Festival in Prague will be presented the Grotesque exhibition as part of the festival between October 3-12, 2025.The exhibition will be open to the public free of charge for the duration of the event. An opening ceremony will be organised for the exhibition, where the photographer(s) of the selected photos from Czechia will be invited. The event will be advertised online, offline and on posters. At the opening ceremony, simple hospitality (snacks) will be offered. https://festival.fotograf.zone/festival?festival=festival.fotograf.zone

Workshop no. 2

The second workshop in Krakow will build on the foundations laid during the initial meeting in Budapest. This event will also serve as a public-facing short conference, offering an opportunity for a broader academic audience to engage with the project’s findings. Through discussions and Q&A sessions, the participants will refine their approaches based on feedback from invited attendees and guest lecturers. On this occasion, we invite speakers from Ljubjiana (Marko Juvan), Sibiu (Snejana Ung) and Budapest (Péter Róbert) to talk about their own research on the topic- This event will allow for an open exchange of ideas, broadening the scope of the project and engaging a wider academic community. The results will also be summarized and published online, providing long-term access to the project’s outcomes and ensuring its visibility beyond the workshop https://ceelawl.abtk.hun-ren.hu/digital-methods/workshop-2