Greening model of residential area

Author: Fang Xianfu
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the basic principles of ecological design, discussing the application of ecological principles in residential green space planning from three aspects: site treatment, plant planting, and water environment. It advocates an ecological ethic and an aesthetic view that pursues natural beauty. Subsequently, through numerous case studies, it focuses on exploring the current problems in residential green space planning, aiming to find ways to improve it in terms of planning structure and design techniques, and also examines greening issues in old area revitalization. Finally, by analyzing existing per capita public green space indicators in residential areas, it proposes reasonable indicators for China's residential per capita public green space in the early 21st century. In summary, the book seeks to find a balance point between material space and social life, artificial environment and natural environment, and explores a residential greening model that suits China's conditions in the 21st century. The book not only delves into theoretical discussions and analyzes practical design techniques but also features color photographs and planning diagrams, offering strong guidance and practical value to readers. It can serve as a reference for urban planners, landscape architects, and architects, as well as a textbook and extracurricular reading for college and university students.