Attila Bujdoso
Attila Bujdoso is a Hungarian architect, designer, and innovator with a diverse career that spans architecture, design, technology, and cultural projects. Known for his interdisciplinary approach, Bujdoso has made significant contributions to the creative and tech sectors, particularly through his work in fostering collaboration and exploring new cultural narratives. He attempts to push the boundaries of how teams work together by focusing on enhancing communication and collaboration tools for creative industries and exploring new formats for collaboration between different creative and technological disciplines.
In the realm of design, Bujdosó collaborated co-edit the Subjective Atlas of Hungary (published in 2011). This publication features contributions from 50 young visual authors, including artists, designers, architects, and activists, who offer personal perspectives on Hungary's cultural and national identity. The atlas received the Henry van der Velde 2012 design label, highlighting its significance in contemporary design discourse.
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Subjective Atlas of Hungary. An unusual mirror to our country, by designer Zoltán Csík-Kovács, 2011
