You are cordially invited to the opening of the travelling exhibition V4+2024. Central European Family Houses, which will take place on Monday, 14 April 2025, at 7 pm at the DESSA Gallery.
Organised by the Association of Hungarian Architects (AHA) since 2008, the V4 Travelling Exhibition highlights cross-border integration. This time entitled V4+2024, it presents a selection of 24 contemporary and sustainably designed single-family houses from the Central European region, reflecting the spirit of place and tradition. The aim of the exhibition is to compare the architectural achievements of the participating countries, which share some historical and cultural similarities, and to provide an up-to-date feedback on the current architectural situation in the design and construction of single-family houses.
The V4 Group consists of four permanent members – Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia, with Romania and Slovenia invited to join the V4+2024 exhibition.
This exhibition, a collaboration between the AHA, the Slovenian DESSA Gallery, the Polish Association of Architects (SARP), the Slovak Association of Architects (SAS), the Faculty of Architecture of the Technical University of Prague and the Technical University of Cluj Napoca, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, aims to present to the public and the profession in a comparative way selected examples of quality contemporary Central European single-family houses and the intellectual and physical potential of this architectural field.
The travelling exhibition will be presented in cooperation with the architectural organisations of the regions in the Central European capitals of Budapest, Prague, Krakow, Kassa, Bratislava, Ljubljana and also in Havana (Cuba). In addition to a cross-border comparative perspective, it will also strengthen cooperation between the countries of the Central European region.
The Association of Hungarian Architects (2 Ötpacsirta Street, 1088 Budapest, Hungary), the initiator and main organiser of the travelling exhibition, is the leading institution of Hungarian architects and a member and representative of the Union Internationale des Architectes (UIA), founded in 1902 by renowned architects. The AHA is, as they themselves wrote, a professional organisation open to any talented architect, whether young, mature designer or wise master. Its members are renowned personalities of the Hungarian Society of Architects who practise at a high level and make architecture an integral part of culture.
LIST OF SELECTED HOUSES
SLOVENIA
1
Hribljane house, 2018
Medprostor
Rok Žnidaršič, Jerneja Fischer Knap, Samo Mlakar
2
T House, 2018
Bevk Perović Arhitekti
Matija Bevk, Vasa J. Perović, Davorin Počivašek, Martin Tomažič, Luka Nedzbala
3
Renovation of two twinhouses of the housing cooperative “Progres – Mirje”, 2022
DANS Arhitekti
Maja Cvelbar, Mihael Dešman, Eva Fišer Berlot, Vlatka Ljubanović, Katarina Pirkmajer Dešman
Architects of the original building: Marko Šlajmer, Bogdan Fink, Miloš Lapajne, Marjan Lešnik and others
4
L21 – Upwards house, 2024
Multiplan Arhitekti
Aleš Žnidaršič, Katja Žlajpah
HUNGARY
5
K71 Family house, 2021
Orsolya Tatár-Gönczi
6
CLT Family house, 2024
Blokk Architect Studio
Tamás Börzsei, Nándor Nagy, Bulcsu Szabó
7
Alternative Uses—House with a garden on 75 m2 2024
Arkt Építész Stúdió
Gábor Fábián Dla, Dénes Fajcsák
8
Transformation of a 100–year–old fruit storage building, 2023
Arkt Építész Stúdió, Projectroom
Gábor Fábián Dla, Dénes Fajcsák, Veronika Juhász
SLOVAKIA
9
Family house BBNV, 2022
Studio JRKVC
Peter Jurkovič, Kristína Tomanová, Miroslav Slezák
10
Sidus, Family house, 2024
Sebastian Nagy Architects
Sebastian Nagy, Jana Korčoková
F11
amily houses Rebarborová, 2023
Alexy & Alexy
Andrej Alexy, Erik Jakeš
12
Wooden family house, 2023
Plusminusarchitects
Maroš Fečík, Filip Kandravý
CZECH REPUBLIC
13
Villa Sidonius, 2024
Stempel Tesař Architekti
Ján Stempel, Jan Jakub Tesař
14
House near Lipno, 2023
Artikul Architekti
Jan Gabriel, Eva Svobodová
15
House By the Park, 2023
Jra Jaroušek Rochová Architekti
Magdalena Rochová, Radek Jaroušek
16
Family house in Kersko, 2023
Hipposdesign
Radim Babák, Ondřej Tobol
POLAND
17
House In Konstancin Jeziorna, 2024
BDR Architekci
Konrad Basan, Paweł Dadok, Maria Roj
18
Single family house, 2024
YY87 Architectura
Damian Florczykiewicz
19
House by the pasture, 2023
Roderyk Milik Architektura
Roderyk Milik, Mateusz Jóźwiak
20
House In Rosocha-Kolonia, 2024
Studio GAB
Katarzyna Osipowicz-Grabowska, Piotr Grabowski
ROMANIA
21
House on Martha Bibescu street, 2023
Abruptarhitectura
Cristina Constantin & Cosmin Pavel
22
House with apparent structura, 2021
Attila Kim Architects
Attila Kim, Gabriel Chis Bulea, Alexandru Szuz Pop, Adina Marin
23
Liv House, 2023
Ateliercetrei
Paul-Mihai Moldovan, Anamaria Moldovan, Nicoleta Simina, Anamaria Lazăr, Marius Indrei, Cătălin Popa
24
Casa MDP, 2022
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Initiator and organiser
Association of Hungarian Architects (AHA), Hungary
Coorganiser of the exhibition in Ljubljana
GalleryDESSA, Slovenia
Partners
Polish Association of Architects (SARP), Poland
Slovak Association of Architects (SAS), Slovak Republic
Faculty of Architecture of the Technical University of Prague (FACVUT), Czech Republic
Technical University of Cluj Napoca, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Romania
Selectors of the houses
Csaba Kovács, Csaba Nagy, Iván Nagy, Ágnes Tőrös (Hungary), Maja Ivanič, Špela Nardoni Kovač (Slovenia), Jan Stempel (Czech Republic), Bartłomiej Jan Kożuchowski, Marek Chrobak (Poland), Andrea Bacová (Slovakia), Șerban Țigănaș, Cezara Brescanu (Romania)
President of AHA
Csaba Nagy
Custos
András Borsos
Poster graphic design
Nóra Kaszanyi
v4+ logo
Barnabás Puskás
Contributor
National Cultural Fund of Hungary (NKA)
Sponsors
NKA, BAUMIT, TERRÁN
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Production and organisation of the exhibition in Ljubljana
Gallery DESSA
April/May 2025
Graphic design of the invitation and small catalogue
Ivan Ilić
Print of the invitation and small catalogue
Matformat
Print of posters
Prima IP
Sponsors
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia
City of Ljubljana
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