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2023 (71) Specia Issue: Diploma 2024
This is the seventh time that the special issue on diploma projects of the 4D Journal of Landscape Architecture and Garden Art has been published, and the seventeenth time that the diploma exhibition at the MATE Institute of Land-scape Architecture, Urban Planning and Garden Art is organised. The main aim of both is to showcase to a wider audience the most important and complex work of recent graduates, thus providing greater publicity for both their professional skills and the quality of training at their alma mater. Last year, sixty students successfully defended their diploma theses in the three master's programmes run by the Institute (Master of Landscape Architecture, Master of Urban Planning, and Master of Landscape Architecture and Garden Art, which is in both English and Hungarian), and their work is featured in this issue of 4D Journal.
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2023 (68) Supplement: 30 Years of Independent Landscape Architecture Instruction in Buda : Landscape Architecture the Profession of the Future
The publication published for the 30th anniversary of landscape architecture education, the "landscape architecture faculty".
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2023 (66) Specia Issue: Diploma 2023
The Institute of Landscape Architecture, Urban Plan-ning and Garden Art at MATE University currently offers three master's degrees: a Master of Landscape Architec-ture, a Master of Urban Planning and a Master of Land-scape Architecture and Garden Art - the latter also in English. In the past year, exactly 50 students have suc-cessfully defended their theses in our programmes, and their work is featured in this issue of the 4D Journal of Landscape Architecture and Garden Art. Beyond the successful thesis defences now, reviewing the abstracts of the projects, we can see once again that our graduates in landscape architecture and urban plan-ning have found themselves through tasks as diverse and varied as the world around us. They are looking for 'real green' solutions to issues and problems that are central to all our lives - even if there may be many who do not formulate them for themselves. Climate change, digitali-sation, urbanisation, the protection of our natural and cul-tural heritage are perhaps the most important challenges of our time, both globally and locally.
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2022 (64) Special Issue: Mőcsényi Mihály Prize
The 100th anniversary of Profes-sor Mőcsényi's birth was commemorated with the award named after him, an award that has become the highest recognition in the field. This special issue provides a cross-section of the activities and personalities of the laureates, highlighting the diversity of landscape architecture. -
2022 (63) Special Issue
A 4D Tájépítészeti és Kertművészeti Folyóirat e különszámával régi adósságot törlesztünk szakmánk kiválóságai felé. E jubileumi kiadványban gyűjtöttük össze és mutatjuk be vázlatosan azt a negyvenegy tájépítészmérnök kollégát, akik kiemelkedő szakmai eredményeik alapján Omos Imre Éremben részesültek az elmúlt 35 évben. Az Ormos Imre Érmet a Kertészeti és Élelmiszeripari Egyetem Tanácsa hozta létre 1988-ban, a Táj- és Kertépítészeti szak megalapításának 25. évfordulója alkalmából, hogy a táj- és kertépítészet szakterületén az oktatásban, a kutatásban vagy a szakmai gyakorlatban kiemel-kedő tevékenységet végző szakembereket kitüntesse.
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2022 (61) Specia Issue: Diploma 2022
A special feature of this year's issue of the 4D Journal of Landscape Architecture and Garden Art, dedicated to diploma works is that, in addition to the Master's degree thesis projects, it also includes the work of some of our BSc graduates in landscape management and garden construction who have achieved outstanding results at the December 2021 thesis defence. Regarding their content, this year's diploma projects will be of interest to both the professional and lay audience in Hungary. At the same time, they are also of international interest, since most of them are closely related to the main professional themes of the 2021 Conference of the IFLA Europe held in Granada: the research and development of healthy, liveable and both ecolog-ically and economically sustainable environment, and the methodology of designing inspiring landscapes and open spaces with artistic demands.
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2021 (58) Special Issue: Diploma Thesis 2021
Dear Reader,Dear Graduated Colleagues,We are in for an unusual presentation ofthesis projects. This year, the first timeever, we can not organise the conven-tional graduation ceremony and theaccompanying thesis exhibition. We mustaccept that we can not change the objec-tive circumstances, nevertheless our atti-tude towards the fact depends on us.The elaboration of the thesis project isa personal duty. And this personal perfor-mance has become even more importantin the past academic year. Earlier inusual circumstances the in-person assis-tance provided a greater role to thesupervisor, and more sense of securityand professional support for the candi-dates than this year. A proof of theirprofessional and personal aptitude isthis 58th issue of 4D Journal of Land-scape Architecture and Garden Artwherein, despite all the difficulties lastyear, the results of their hard work, dili-gence and creativity, the abstracts oftheir thesis projects have been publishedas a proof that they managed to preservetheir optimism and professional interestin these difficult times. This is theproper attitude that will be useful alsoin overcoming future difficulties.Although the thesis project isa personal duty, life is still a teamgame. And in this journey of ours, wemust go hand in hand together and,beyond the professional knowledge,be even more open to spiritu-ality and human interactions.In a spirit of optimism, let me assureYou that the graduation ceremonyand the Thesis 2021 exhibition are notcompletely cancelled, but postponed.Our determined purpose is to organiseboth as soon as the epidemic condi-tions would allow it. In the meantime,thesis projects will be available in thejournal for the academic staff, students,colleagues, ateliers, professional bodiesand all those who are interested.Congratulations to all the authors andtheir supervisors, and I wish the readeran entertaining time when readingthis issue of the 4D Journal of Land-scape Architecture and Garden Art.
Budapest, 18th February, 2021
Albert Fekete
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2020 (54) Special issue: Diploma Thesis 2020
Presentation of theses:- Tájépítészmérnöki mesterszak (MSc): Bakos Anikó, Bíró Borbála, Budafoki Dávid, Cseke Noémi, Enyedi-Kozma Ábel, Gunzinám Liza Regina, Huszkó Dorottya, Kalász Tünde, Keszthelyi Ákos, Komlósi Petra, Koppány Lili, Kutnyánszky Virág, Ludvigh Bertalan, Petelei-Ambrus Bíborka, Rózsa Anna, Varga Liza, Vida Bertalan, Vidák Beatrix, Vincze Viven
- Településmérnöki mesterszak (MSc): Kardos Bálint Ferenc, Leel-Őssy Zsolt, Magyarosi Dóra, Orbán Cintia, Sugár Cindy, Sunkel Diána Alexandra
- Tájépítészet és kertművészet mesterszak (MA): Bánhegyi Luca, Gimes Kinga, Gyurasza Miklós, Héjjas Luca Nóra, Juhász Rozália, Körtvélyesi Dóra, Lakatos Luca, Szalai Orsolya Zita, Varsányi Orsolya
- Master of Arts in Landscape Architecture (MLA): Camila Andressa Pereira Rosa, Chaima Lahmar, Gentrit Krasniqi, Gödze Tetrik, Ingra De Macedo Arellano, Jorge Andrés Báez Rojas, Li Tianhao, Maisan Wannaus, Mateo Munoz Altamirano, Mohammad Al-Soub, Nabhani Ola, Nawarah Mazen Al Basha, Nebras Yassen Khadour, Obando Navas Veronica Carolina, Seloua Benkaid Kasbah, Shi Hao, Ulbala Akimkhan, Yang Yang
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2019 (51) Special Issue: Diploma Thesis 2019
This year marks an important anniversary for the Faculty of Landscape Architecture and Urbanism, the founder and publisher of the 4D journal, again. On the basis of the School of Horticulture, the Academy of Horticulture was established in 1939, related closely to the József Nádor University of Technology and Economics regarding the educational organisation. The integration into a university opened the opportunity for the establishment of the most significant professional units, including the Department of Garden Art and Garden Design founded by Imre Ormos. This institutional development of 70 years ago laid the basis for an independent progress and institutionalisation of the profession.
As demonstrated by his substantial publications and lecture books, writing professional and scientific publications was integral part of Ormos's work done in the fields of education, planning, design and professional consultancy. Imre Ormos, the school founder, set a good example with this, too.
The past 70 years have brought great progress for the profession, the landscape school and also for the professional publication. The 2006 launch of 4D, the independent scientific periodical of the profession, provided and still provides a good opportunity for publishing research and project results of both the narrow and the wider profession. Since ten years now, the journal is published in Hungarian and English, thus supporting also international professional networking. The growing number of international publications is a significant achievement of the past years. The education at the Faculty is also international since, in addition to the Hungarian language landscape architecture and urban systems engineering programmes, the international Master in Landscape Architecture is a substantial and sought after programme.
The 4D journal aimed at providing scope for the publication of the best thesis projects since the beginning, regarding both research oriented or landscape planning works and landscape design projects. Publication of the thesis projects in a single book was also urged by the students, so much that the first thesis booklet of the Faculty was edited by the actual graduates. The 4D has not only took care of this, but through the bilingual publication has also opened new dimensions for the fresh graduates. On behalf of the editorial board of the 4D journal, let me wish the young landscape architects and urban engineers a professionally challenging and successful career. And let me also encourage the colleagues to become regular readers of the journal, and contribute to the written content with project introductions, studies and scientific publications. -
2018 (47) Special issue: Diploma Thesis 2018
Presentation of theses:- Tájépítészmérnöki Mesterszak (Msc) /Master of Landscape Architecture (MSC): Bódi-Nagy Anasztázia, Borzási Petra, Börcsök Brigitta, Csehné Fózer Zsófia Ágnes, Cser Júlia, Csóka Györgyi Andrea, Fábián Zsófia Eszter, Farkas Ágnes, Hodossy Anna, Horváth Fruzsina, Imre Diána Petra, Kenyeres Dóra, Kiss Barbara Anna, Koós Nóra, Lugosi Flóra, Major Imola, Molnár Beáta, Papp Miklós László, Pósfai Máté, Sármán Dóra, Sebestény Tünde Ildikó, Simon Kata, Szabó Zsófia Zulejka, Szécsényi Natália, Tahi-Tóth Orsolya Éva, Teleki Mónika, Tiru Emese, Trabak Zoltán, Vadász Dániel Pál, Varga Dalma Erzsébet, Záhoczky Ráhel
- Településmérnöki Mesterszak (Msc)/Master of Urban Planning (MSC): Bertyák Ágnes, Fejes Mónika, Gyimesi Levente Zsombor, Kiss-Rácz Eszter, Lakner Lóránd László, Serf Dorottya, Szabó Lilla, Szekeres Petra, Végh Anna,
- Tájépítész És Kertművész Mesterszak (MA) / Master of Landscape Architecture and Garden Art (MA): Benkő Anna, Csige Anna, Csík Nóra, Gulyás Viktor Soma, Gyenes Flóra, Jánoska Rita Zsófia, Kelemen Edmond István, Nagy Lili, Sógor Gabriella Alexandra, Thurnay Júlia Anna,
- Master of Arts in Landscape Architecture (MLA): Orkhan Afandiyev, Joana Dimitrovska, Daria Ermakova, Afaf Hamazaoui, Benhaddia Mostafa Kamel, Derek Robinson, Song Yimeng, Jie Zhao
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2017 (43) Special Issue: Diploma Thesis 2017
2017’s first issue of ‘4D’ Journal of Landscape Architecture and Garden Art is published with an annual special profile highlighting the achievements of the year past. Launched in 2006, 4D has always been a forum focused both on the scientific and creative. The journal includes professional communications such as reports and publications of the most prestigious events and major international meetings, conferences and lectures of the Faculty of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning. This type of publication with recurring themes is of great importance to the community, since 4D is the only professional landcape periodical in Hungary. Therefore this is the only publication that appears regularly, meaning it represents the Faculty in both the domestic professional and official management positions, as well as the international arena.
Professional founder and editor of 4D is the Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, which celebrates its 25th anniversary of autonomous faculty status this year. Therefore, it is most understandable that the support of the National Cultural Fund was dedicated with this present 43rd issue with an aim of highlighting the professional complexity and high standard of education within the Faculty. The diploma work and theses of graduated 2016-17 master students provide a good overview of the various thematic design and planning areas within the field of open space design, urban landscape architecture, landscape protection and rehabilitation, landscape development, and urban and regional planning.
The Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning offers master programs in agricultural engineering and in technical and artistic disciplines, within four master's degree programs existing since the 2006 introduction of the Bologna system: landscape architect MSc, urban planning and design MSc, landscape architect and garden designer MA and also an English language MLA program. A wide variety of specialists found in the master programs highlights the various outcomes and responsibilities of landscape architecture and urban planning professions. The MLA English-language master's degree program is especially important in the life of the Faculty, since the development of international education is not only expected as a strength, but offers a good opportunity for the introduction of Hungarian landscape architecture education into an international circle, helping to strengthen the relationships of the Faculty.
On behalf of the editorial board of 4D and the editorial staff, let me wish the young landscape architects and urban planners a professional challenge with a rich, successful career. At the same time I would urge our young colleagues to be regular readers of the Journal, and moreover to become part of the publishing of professional creative work, including plans, studies and scientific articles.
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