Hungary
Kata TÜTTŐ
Medlem
Member of the General Assembly of Budapest Capital
This greenspace development project presents a new attitude towards landscape planning, with a strong focus on increasing biodiversity, reusing construction materials, ecological greenspace management, raising awareness on climate change and citizen participation.
The park situated by the Danube River is uniquely designed with a focus on ecological greenspace management, departing from traditional greenspace development. It aims to recreate traditional agricultural land uses such as pastures, orchards, and woodlands within an urban setting. Offering various recreational activities, the park accommodates all age groups with amenities like playgrounds, sports courts, and fitness areas.
The park promotes biodiversity and sustainability through careful horticultural design featuring native and horticultural plant species, reducing irrigation costs. It includes wildflower meadows to lessen mowing frequencies and rain gardens to manage rainwater sustainably. The landscape concept highlights historical riverbed features and integrates dead wood as seating, showcasing reuse.
The park consists of distinct zones like the Estuary, Meadow, Bushland, and more, blending traditional landscape elements with contemporary ones. To raise environmental awareness, selective waste bins and community composting are incorporated. Public forums were held to engage residents in the planning process.
The park emphasises ecological development and climate change adaptation, advocating for the 'park forest' concept in urban areas. The park’s design also educationally informs visitors about biodiversity and climate protection. Pünkösfürdő Park was honoured by the "More Green Cities for Europe" forum, recognising its innovative approach to public space greening.
Hungary
Medlem
Member of the General Assembly of Budapest Capital
ENVE works in fields related to the European Green Deal, which include the environment biodiversity, circular economy, zero pollution, climate change, energy, and space policies.