András Tibor Kertész

András Tibor Kertész is a Hungarian architect and academic born in 1955. He holds the rank of Professor at the Faculty of Engineering and Informatics, University of Pécs, since 2015. His career spans decades as the owner and chief designer of multiple architectural firms, including Kertész Architect Studio Ltd. (since 1996) and Avant-Garde Architectural Studio Ltd. (since 2009). He combines academic leadership with extensive practical experience in architectural design and urban projects.

• Education: Degree in Architecture (BME, 1979); Advanced French Language Exam (ELTE, 1985)
• Academic Credentials: DLA (Doctor of Liberal Arts) in Architecture (BME, 2005); Habilitation (PTE, 2014)

His research interests focus on architectural innovation, urban development, and structural engineering, reflecting his involvement in landmark projects like the Pentele Highway Bridge and Balatonfüred Yacht Club. He has received numerous accolades, including the Miklós Ybl Award (1987) and Pro Architectura Award (2018), underscoring his contributions to architectural theory and practice.

Professional Leadership: Active in urban planning councils (Budapest VII. District, Central Planning Council), former Ybl Award Committee member, and held leadership roles in MÉSZ (Hungarian Chamber of Architecture).