The project brings together academic and research institutions from four countries:
- National Archives of Hungary (Lead Partner, Hungary)
Prof. Tamáska Máté: tertar.kotetek@gmail.com
Máté Tamáska (Budapest, 1976) is an architectural sociologist, Chief Archivist, and Professor of Higher Education. His research focuses on nineteenth- and twentieth-century urbanization and its spatial manifestations, with particular emphasis on processes of cultural heritage formation. His work primarily concerns cities in Central Europe. He serves as the principal investigator of the Vienna–Budapest comparative urban research project and is the organizer of the Vienna-based conference Ring Roads and Urban Growth.
- Brno University of Technology – Faculty of Civil Engineering, Institute of Architecture (Czechia)
Ing. Adam Guzdek: Adam.Guzdek@vut.cz
- Technical University in Košice – Faculty of Arts (Slovakia)
Dr. Jan Sekán: jan.sekan@tuke.sk
- Jagiellonian University in Kraków – Department of Modern Polish History (Poland)
Dr. Kamil Ruszała: kamil.ruszala@uj.edu.plExhibition Design: Mariann Kovács
Organisation: Expats Management kft and Réka Szűcs-Csécsei (MNL), Eszter Kiliti Szőnyeine (MNL)
Web design: Tamás Baricsa (MNL)