In relation with the opening ceremony of the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2010, Peter Magyar writes about not only the installation ofthe two young architects, Andor Wesselenyi-Garay and Marcel Ferenc, but on the vivid and strong connections between architecture-line-music-science.

Hungarian architects Zsanett Benedek along with Daniel Lakos of Tervhivatal have created an office in Budapest in the loft of the former textile factory named Goldberger by white building boxes.

Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham are possibly the only globally famous contemporary architects whose work is so little known. Judit Várhelyi made an interview with Astrid Klein, one of the founders of Klein Dytham Architecs.

We can sit on them, they are luminous in the evenings, and -daringly enough- they are made out of glass. The works of glass sculptor András Bojti are placed in the city center of Budapest, at the end of a new 2 km long pedestrian mall. A story of a successful co-operation.

What can we learn from bamboo construction? András Bojti's thoughts over bamboo, life and universe.

Fuglsang Kunstmuseum is a purpose built regional art museum designed by Tony Fretton Architects to house the Storstrøm Art Museum’s permanent collection of Danish fine art dating from the period 1780-1980.

The Corpora in Si(gh)te architectural and media art project - to be exhibited in the Hungarian pavilion of the 11th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice - models the possibilities of a novel approach to design. The article is the introduction to the reader of the Biennale

Until the nineteenth century the transport routes followed the rivers and upstream the boats had to be towed from the riverside. The passing through had to be allowed all along the river. The emergence of roads along the banks goes back to those times.

During June and July 2002, I had exhibited my architecturally inspired glass sculptures at the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary in Berlin. Mr. Kamel Louafi, landscape architect, who had designed the impressive Park complex for the recent Hannover Expo, opened the exhibition. The Exhibition was titled The Gate in the Gate (Tor am Tor in German).

The building floating on the water can make a connection between the depth under the water, the height above the water and the appearig mainland between those two.

There is no street-drawing without the task of detailing also some facades in it. We should study the original web of basic lines belonging to facades in the foreground from a frontal position, too.

In the framework of designing Millenary Park I myself was charged with the designing of monumental glass sculptures built on the creation of a sort of film-like series of virtual sights by the viewers with the simplicity of minimal art (CORTEN steel and plate-glass).

Architect: Építész Stúdió Kft. (Ferenc Cságoly, Iván Nagy, Richárd Hőnich)
Design: 1999-2002
Expected start of construction: 2002

Architect: Építész Stúdió Kft. (Hőnich Richárd, Keller Ferenc, Cságoly Ferenc)

Our story started in 1995. The Civil Society for the Care of German Army Graves (VDK) invited international tenders to appoint an architect to design a central graveyard in the Budaörs area. The location of the final resting-place of Hungarian and German soldiers who died in World War II was determined by a dual-government agreement.