Co-founder of BUDCUD, he is an architect and urban planner whose work bridges design, strategic consultancy, and education. In addition to leading architectural projects, he teaches design, advises on international urban development strategies, tutors student workshops, and participates in knowledge exchanges among emerging European practices. He is a laureate of numerous architectural and urban competitions, including the Schindler Award for Architecture, Europan, Passages, AIT Award, The Schinkenchiku Residential Design Competition, Landgut 2050, Z:A:Award, and MBA Kraków. His work has been presented in the Hungarian Pavilion at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, as part of Othernity, a project exploring the potential of Central European modernist heritage.