Architecture is the creative satisfaction of human need for space, it is more than a well-functioning building. The people using the interior and exterior space are most important for me, those who can obtain an intellectual experience from the the building, those who discover, understand, or at least feel the system of thoughts conveyed by the building.

The design process of the Szabó Ervin Library is a good example for this, I thought over who would come here, with what purpose, and how would they feel comfortable. I tried out all the rooms, deciding how rigid or cosy, how rambling or perspicuous they should be. Today, it is nice to see how visitors discover the potentials, how they decipher the architecturally coded messages, and that they use the building the way I imagined.

I like to work with durable and reliable materials, avoiding the quickly dating architectural fashion. I attempt to create a seemingly matter-of-course simplicity that appears natural. To achieve this "clear" state is a real architectural challenge.

The architect spends other people`s money, shapes their environment for decades, influences their lives.Thus, his responsibility is great, because it matters a good deal whether his work is mediocre average or advances the development of its environment, forms the tastes and opinions of its users, and becomes a part of our culture.