Cybernetics in Planning and Design

Abstract:

Cybernetics in landscape architecture planning and design are discussed in this paper. There are many differences and characteristic in the area of design products compared with other industrial products. The control stages or steps include: information collection in previous designs, information feedback in the planning and design, information feedback in a building construction or in a partly-finished building, information feedback in the use of a finished building. The article studies integrated ecology and design, integrated uses in urban and landscape areas, the method of interdisciplinary working. System theory is involved in this paper to discuss relevant problems. The paper also discusses the major controllable factor in the ecological strategies, and then examines effective planning and design. This article argues the problem of ecological strategies in the landscape design and planning, and the main contents of ecological strategies. It includes the strategy of landscape sustainable development, which is in conflict with rapid economies and historic preservation, ecological conservation.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 683)
• Pages: 754-757
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.683.754
• Online since: April 2013
• Authors: Ke Zhen Sun
• Keywords: Architecture Design, Cybernetics, Ecological Strategy, Ecological System Theory, Landscape Planning, Urban Planning

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