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About Us

Erzsébet Hosszu

Erszébet Hosszú

Erzsebet Hosszu is research fellow at iASK. She is doctoral candidate and course leader at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, board member of Útilapu Hálózat, project coordinator at Open Doors Hungary. She teaches: Identity and place: application of environmental psychology in the design process in the case of a Budapest homeless shelter. Her areas of research are designtherapy, place attachment, migration, loss of place, place identity

Topics: Home away from home: The role of design methods in processing trauma of forced migration and loss of place