Having graduated as a sociologist, she is currently studying in the advanced specialised course in Urbanism at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. She joined the KÉK team as a volunteer in 2021 and has since participated in several projects: she worked on the TÁJTÉKA - a project for intelligent land use tools in the Balaton Highlands, and was also the project leader for the ArchiKids programme for children. She is currently one of the project leaders of Budapest100 and is also involved in international projects such as Affordable Housing for All (AHA) and InclusiveCity (ICT). She is particularly interested in how different social groups can be involved in collective thinking about spatial use, housing, and urban development, as well as what tools can support their long-term participation in decision-making about the built environment.

Eszter is an urbanist specialising in creating inclusive and sustainable cities through strategy and community engagement. She is particularly interested in developing effective solutions that bridge the gap between bottom-up and top-down approaches. She earned her architecture degree from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2016. She started volunteering at KÉK in 2007 and is currently the director of the organisation. Over the years, her main projects have included Pecha Kucha Night Budapest and the DANUrB Interreg programme. In addition, she works on data-driven urban planning projects as an architect. In 2021, she was selected to participate in the New European Bauhaus high-level roundtable.

Architect, graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2021. With his diploma project, he won the Outstanding Design Award from the Sustainable Residential Buildings Workshop. From 2024, he will be a doctoral student at the Doctoral School of Computer Science at BME. His research encompasses the relationship between urbanism and information sciences: he explores the application possibilities of different systems in participatory urban planning, with a particular focus on the use of tangible user interfaces in community planning. His goal is to apply the knowledge gained through his research in his work at KÉK in practice.

He previously participated in KÉK projects such as the Shared Cities: Creative Momentum program and the Mentorship program. From 2025, he will be involved again as a KÉK staff member in the CO-PED and PlaceCraft projects.

Architect and urbanist, graduated with a diploma award from the Faculty of Architecture at BME in 2003. He is an associate professor at the Department of Urban Planning at BME and the deputy dean for academic affairs of the Faculty of Architecture. He defended his PhD dissertation in 2015 on the topic of the measurability, conflicts, and systemic development potential of urban tourism. Since 2000, he has been an active organizer of civil architectural public life, organizing numerous conferences, workshops, and architecture-related events, up until 2006 with the memo association, and since 2006 with KÉK. He is the lead designer and co-owner of DANU Engineering and Design Ltd., having participated in many competitions and exhibitions alongside his constructed buildings. His special field of expertise is the development potential of historic urban areas, the urban planning aspects of tourism investments, and the coordination of grassroots initiatives.