His own training includes music, architecture at BME Budapest, TKK Helsiki, Mesteriskola and the University of Bath. Akos's DLA thesis focused on 'light in architecture' which has always been fundamental in his work. The last 11 years of his career he spent working with one of the UK's most successful practices Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios on a wide range of projects. He was involved with Studio-in-the-Woods and has been teaching for 18 years at universities of Budapest, Bath and Cardiff promoting sustainable thinking and learning through making. From this year he is head of architecture at MOME, Budapest.