2020 (55-56)

Articles

• ew functions and roles for public parks in Europe The Future Relation Between Public Space and Public Health

  Martin Van Den Toorn

  2-27

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• The Method Of Defining The Frame Of The Street

  Pecze Anna, Balogh Péter István

  146-155

  • PDF (Hungarian)

• From The Bishop’s Estate Of The 19th Century To The Campus Of The 21st Century

  Iva Rechner Dika, Stanko Stergaršek

  114-129

  • PDF (Hungarian)

• Creating The Crafted Playground Through Co-Design Providing An Action Space For Creating Collaborative Capabilities

  Helena Hansson, Franklin Mwango, Lisbeth Svengren Holm , Maria Nyström Reuterswärd

  76-93

  • PDF (Hungarian)

• A New Landscape Architecture: The Living Fences Experience In Buenos Aires

  Veronica Fabio, Juan Miguel Kanai, Janice Astbury

  54-65

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• Mauerpark Berlin: balancing the edge of a park between urban vibrancy and commemoration

  Frank Sleegers

  28-37

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• Historic Public Park Design – A Case Study On Complex Landscape History Education Südpark Kleinburg Breslau

  Eplényi Anna, Nawarah Al Basha, Nebras Khadour

  156-167

  • PDF (Hungarian)

• Spatial Theory Analyzis On the border of private and public space

  Szerdahelyi-Németh Klára

  130-145

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• Child-Friendly Urban Landscapes The Meaning of Child-Friendly Urban Open Spaces and the Opportunities for Implementing Initiatives in Hungary

  Balogh Péter István, Báthoryné Nagy Ildikó Réka, Reith Anita, Takácsné Zajacz Vera, Teremy Viktória

  94-113

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• Education Through Landscape – Challenges In Science Communication And Ecoturism

  Boromisza Zsombor, Kollányi László, Jákli Eszter, Földi Zsófia

  66-75

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• Educational role of public parks: windows to past, to future and to exotic worlds

  Fekete Albert, G. Tar Imola, Győri Péter, Sárospataki Máté

  38-53

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