Overview
2013. BME undivided architectural engineering program - master's degree
Between 2013 and 2014, experience gained in construction and education: TREEBEST Ltd. (József Berke, master carpenter) - apprentice; Türr István Training Center - adult educator (kiln construction, adobe house renovation, Nagyhajmás, Mágocs); Thabana Ltd. (Zoltán Vass) - bricklayer, project manager
Between 2014 and 2018, he worked as an architect as a Wanderer, Kós Károly Association, Wandering School: Estzány Studio (Csíkszereda) – architect Győző Estzány; Mérmű Studio (Budapest) – architect Endre Szűcs; Pagony Garden and Landscape Architect Office (Budapest) – landscape architect Ágnes Herczeg; Traditional House Building Ltd. (Szombathely) – architect Csaba Zágorhidi-Czigány
As a subcontractor architect with architectural practice rights from 2018:
Alfaterv 2000 Ltd – Tibor Fülöp; Hetedhét Architectural Office – Péter Tóth, Máté Mérő, Kálmán Kis
Since 2016, self-employed (Forests Model Architectural Office)
2020. KKE Traveling School - Diploma
From 2021, ERMIN Engineering Office Ltd. - owner, managing director, responsible designer
Chief architect between 2017-2021: Sopronkövesd, Pinnye, Röjtökmuzsaj, Nagylózs
Since 2015, active participation in professional organizations, organization and implementation of professional events: Sárkollektíva Association - founding member, Organization of Environmentally Conscious Builders - founding member, Nagyapám Háza Master-Apprentice trainings - main organizer, professional mentor, Vándor Építőmester Alapitvány - president, People's Architecture Summer University - instructor
Greg Radev
architect
ERMIN Engineering Office Ltd.
managing owner, responsible designer
President of the Wandering Master Builder Foundation
+36 30 321 2157
Sustainability is part of our nature - it means continuous development, adaptation, continuous renewal. Just as in all areas of my life, I strongly question the established habits (status quo), I seek that which creates community, not divides, that which increases freedom and humanity, not diminishes it. For me, the interconnected existence of nature is exemplary, and by analogy, I imagine a built environment where similar principles dominate.
For me, one of the defining experiences in this field was a social construction camp in Kisvejke (organized by Habitat for Humanity), which directed my attention towards the countryside, construction and people. Here, the emphasis was not primarily on natural materials, but rather on service - for me, this is where respect for nature as a human habitat and an attraction to natural, human-friendly materials grow - I do not consider myself a romantically sentimental environmentalist. The other great impulse for me was the life story of Károly Kós , which is full of humility, craftsmanship and learning from our ancestors.
Helping people comes first, that's why I work - I love architecture because of its complexity. I love concept creation and construction the most, as well as company building and management - I still have a lot to learn in each area - but that depends more on time than determination.