\ud83d\udcda Discover IGNITE Library: https:\/\/web.graphisoft.com\/IGNITE-Conference-2025-WOD_registration-en.html?utm_campaign=Events_Sfera_eng&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=sfera\ud83d\udc96 Become a PATREON and unlock full interviews: https:\/\/www.patreon.com\/posts\/reclaiming-samu-150849959In today\u2019s episode, we turn our attention to the Danube, one of Budapest\u2019s greatest natural treasures, yet still largely inaccessible to the public, cut off by roads and infrastructure. Along its banks lie inspiring but often neglected spaces, waiting to be reimagined as places of community, culture, and connection.Our guests are members of Valyo, a collective of architects, urbanists, geographers, and artists working to redefine how Budapest engages with its river. With them, we\u2019ll explore how art, activism, and design can open up the Danube to people again, transforming its banks into vibrant public spaces for leisure, culture, and dialogue.We\u2019ll talk about how Valyo uses artistic interventions, temporary installations, and community-driven projects to draw attention to the hidden potential of riverside spaces. We\u2019ll also look at their proposals for long-term change, and how rethinking public space along the Danube can inspire new models of urban living, civic participation, and cultural identity.And finally, we\u2019ll ask: what does it mean for a city to reclaim its river? How can collective action and design reshape urban life, not just in Budapest, but in cities everywhere grappling with inaccessible waterfronts?Joining us are Loh\u00e1sz Cili and Samu Fazekas from Valyo, to share their vision for a more open, inclusive, and connected city.\u2728 Proudly sponsored by GRAPHISOFT Register to unlock all conference presentations:https:\/\/web.graphisoft.com\/IGNITE-Conference-2025-WOD_registration-en.html?utm_campaign=Events_Sfera_eng&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=sferaShownotesValyo, Budapest https:\/\/valyo.hu\/en\/Swimming in the Danube, a DW documentary https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=a4eg-FNv4LQCREATIVE TEAM:Authors: arch. Miljan Salata arch. Igor Mikiti\u0161in arch. Nemanja Da\u010di\u0107 arch. Denis Turanovi\u0107 \u2026Chief editor and Host: arch. Miljan SalataDirector of Photography: arch. Nemanja Da\u010di\u0107Video editing & Sound Design: Luka Juki\u0107Camera Operator: arch. Nemanja Da\u010di\u0107Visual Identity & Social Media Content: Denis Turanovi\u0107Podcast Partners Graphisoft \u2013 https:\/\/www.graphisoft.com\/?utm_campaign=Archicad_Sfera&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=sferahiCAD \u2013 https:\/\/hicad.biz\/This content may be copied, shared, and downloaded, in whole or in part, provided that clear credit is given to the authors and the production team that owns the material. SFERA Podcast \ud83c\udf1a<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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