The College for Advanced Studies in Architecture is a student organisation established in 1996 at Bercsényi College, associated with the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) in Budapest, Hungary.23 It was formed to complement university architecture education with a broader, self-directed programme of study.23
Its activities include studio work, architecture lecture series, courses and workshops, study trips, student project presentations, and editing publications.23 The organisation also supports the archiving of written architectural heritage.23 Its stated approach treats architecture as a field connected to other scientific and artistic disciplines, and it provides opportunities for discussion across those areas.2
The college also represents Hungary in the European Architecture Students’ Assembly (EASA), an international organisation.2 This gives its work an international connection, while its educational and programme activities are principally centred on architecture students at BME and on study trips within Hungary.23 The BME Faculty of Architecture describes it as having its own studio, used as an office, meeting space and library; the faculty notes that members no longer have residential accommodation there.2
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