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Scientific Reports, 2023 Since many cities lack botanical gardens, we introduced the concept of Ancillary Botanic Gardens (ABG), which builds on the premise that organizations can expand informal botanical learning by adding a secondary function to their institutional green ...
M. Melhem +4 more
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Study on methods of design technology for the nightscape of urban gardens
E3S Web of Conferences, 2018 As a new form of landscape designing, the garden nightscape is an important part of the urban landscape planning and design. The scientific and reasonable method of design technology for the city garden nightscape can provide foundations and technical ...
Min Lu +4 more
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Creation Skills of Perspective Effect Drawing of Garden Landscape Based on CAD Technology
Advances in Multimedia, 2022 In order to enable more garden landscape design enthusiasts to master the creation skills of perspective renderings, this article introduces CAD computer-aided technology in the creation process of perspective renderings of garden landscapes.
Haixia Zheng, Jin He
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Resources, 2022 Biologically vital areas (BVAs) indicate regions with ecological functions within cities. Their presence in green spaces helps to counteract the negative impacts of built-up areas and impermeable structures on urban environments and city dwellers.
Kinga Kimic, Albert Fekete
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4DSculpture parks (SPs) represent emblematic landscape architectural compositions, where site, culture, art and public interest converge. Internationally celebrated ones such as Storm King Art Centre (USA), Yorkshire Sculpture Park (UK), and the Louisiana ...
Seloua Benkaid Kasbah +2 more
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Designing with Hybridity, Scalar Paradoxes, and Complex Dynamics
Spool, 2020 Belonging to the small-scale and private sphere, gardens are usually omitted from urban and regional landscape plans. Yet, we argue that the assemblage of everyday gardens – the garden complex – is an inherent component of the landscape metropolis that ...
Bieke Cattoor, Valerie Dewaelheyns
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Improving the urban green system and green network through the rehabilitation of railway rust areas
Acta Universitatis Sapientiae: Agriculture and Environment, 2014 The Industrial Revolution had a negative impact on both the city and the environment. By the second half of the 19th century, the urban erosion of industrial cities cried for direct intervention and curing.
Hutter Dóra, Szilágyi Kinga
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Distribution of Landscape Architecture Based on 3D Images and Virtual Reality Rationality Study
IEEE Access, 2020 In order to ensure the rationality of landscape design, it is of great practical significance to simulate the planning effect. Aiming at the problems of traditional garden landscape distribution simulation technology, this paper designs a new garden ...
Ruiyi Li, Dawei Xu
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Designing the garden of Geddes: The master gardener and the profession of landscape architecture [PDF]
Landscape and Urban Planning, 2018 The influence of Patrick Geddes (1854-1932) on the landscape architecture profession has been widely acknowledged, but there is no critical review of the nature of this influence on theory and practice. Geddes appears to have been the first person in Britain to adopt the term landscape architect to denote a profession in the American sense as someone ...
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Il disegno dell’acqua nella costruzione di giardini e paesaggi
Ri-vista: Ricerche per la Progettazione del Paesaggio, 2015 In every ages, hydraulic system characterized garden and landscape design, built around water function, symbols, religious, formal and esthetical valences.
Tessa Matteini
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