<pWhat happens when a building is demolished, and it’s called sustainable? What if its most public feature becomes private real estate? And what if heritage becomes something you can copy-paste? This article talks about stories we keep telling ourselves and looks at the future of the Körszálló in Budapest, and what its so-called “rebirth" says about the way we treat sustainability, public space, and memory. Writtend by András Dobos (LAB5), Zsuzsa Szalay (BME) and Sanne van der Burgh (MVRDV).</p