Landscape Design of Urban Green Space Adaptive to Global Climate Change a Review

Jian Zhang; Yan Hui Sui; Xue Biao Geng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.243-249.6842

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Ecological Design of Ternary of Artificial Landscaping Lake
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The Discussion on the Construction of City Waterfront Landscape Based on the Visual Angle of Ecology Restoration
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Creation for Urban Landscape to Improve Ecological Environment - Turn Urban Idle Land into Landscape
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From Accrete with Nature to Mutual Benefit - The Planning and Landscape Design of Dayuanhe Reservoir
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Landscape Design of Urban Green Space Adaptive to Global Climate Change a Review
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The Strategy for Plants Uses in the Construction of Conservation-Oriented Landscape
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Analysis on the House Garden Design
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Study on Thermal Environment of Traditional Architecture in Tropic Climate
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The Research of Economic Evaluation Model for Construction Conserves Energy Retrofitting Technology of Existing Buildings
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Landscape Design of Urban Green Space Adaptive to Global Climate Change a Review

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Low-carbon city provide both opportunity and challenge for landscape architecture. Urban green space planning and design are the most important way to achieve the landscape adaptive to globe climate change. In this paper, we introduced importance and significance of urban green space in low-carbon landscape, and reviewed many new design solutions, such as construction of green infrastructure, protection of natural vegetation and ecosystems, use of phytoremediation and application of urban productive landscape. Via innovative design solution and ecological principle, landscape architects would create a substantially new aesthetics to ensure the survivance of humanity.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 243-249)

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May 2011

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Jian Zhang, Yan Hui Sui, Xue Biao Geng

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Global climate change, Landscape Architecture, Low-Carbon City, Review, Urban Green Space

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