Kitchen Budapest and UrbanCyclr teamed up to untangle the invisible pattern of bike traffic in Budapest. 100.000 kilometers of biking routes collected from individual bikers are overlaid on the city map. All distortions of the map reflect higher biking activity in the respective area of the city. 24h map animation reveals the daily biking patterns of a growing community of urban bikers in Budpest.

We run a workshop for architecture students of Budapest University of Technology and Economics between 16 and 20 April 2012. The main focus is put on The Village House in Budapest which was built in 1970. The building, with its 886 flats and 315m length, counts as the largest apartment building in Hungary.

During the 5-days workshop we will explore relations between place and community, trust networks, invisible networks, 2d and embodied datavisualizations as well as community engagement platforms and games. We will map wireless networks invisible in the building, create a 2d or spatial visualization of it and explore its inlaying potential in contributing to building a sense of community.

Today Bálint Ferenczi and Attila Bujdosó run 'Beyond Data' workshop on data embodiment at the great Lift conference in Geneva, Switzerland.

Subjective Atlas of Hungary will be launched internationally on Wednesday, 19 October 2011 at the Lloyd Hotel, Amsterdam.

On Thursday, 20 October 2011 there will be a special evening at WIELS, Brussels, featuring the Subjective Atlas series, including the Hungarian edition.

We are more than delighted to hear that our SubMap project wins the Hungarian Design Award 2011 in the category of Interactive Design.

German publisher, Gestalten has published A Touch of Code which features two projects by Kitchen Budapest: Multi-touch and Landprint.

We join LABtoLAB@Nantes, a meeting of a European network of media labs. The meeting, now hosted by PiNG, is the last step of a two-years cooperation between several organizations like Constant from Brussels, Medialab-Prado from Madrid and Kitchen Budapest.

SubMap project is exhibited at Pixelache Helsinki 2011 festival between 10-13 March 2011. The visualization project by Dániel Feles, Krisztián Gergely, Gáspár Hajdu and Attila Bujdosó (Kitchen Budapest) was selected and aligns well to this year’s theme ‘Map me if you will’.

SubMap distorts the map of Finland based on the Twitter communication within the country tracked real-time.

From 24-28 January we are participating at Labtolab meeting III. organized by Constant in Brussels.

SUBJECTIVE BUDAPEST MAPS exhibition by OSA Archivum, opens on 20 October 2010, at 7 pm.

The exhibition features SubMap project by Kitchen Budapest (Attila Bujdoso, Daniel Feles, Krisztian Gergely, Gaspar Hajdu).

Galeria Centralis
1051 Budapest, Arany János u. 32.