Development Of Landscape Design Research Articles

The Ecological Paradigm of Development in the Twenty-Fourth Issue of the Irkutsk Historical and Econo­mic Yearbook

This book review is the analysis of the articles of the twenty-fourth issue of the Irkutsk Historical and Economic Yearbook. The main attention is paid to the studies in the history of traditional economies of indigenous peoples of Siberia. Environmental traditions and ecological consequences of the economic development of Siberia have for many years been the subject of historical research on the pages of the yearbook. The comprehension of the accumulated experience makes it possible to define a number of important methodological approaches to understanding the role of traditional economies in greening the economic development. Conformity to natural laws should be perceived as compatibility of material and spiritual practices of man with the objective laws of nature. Traditional economies focused on harmony with nature should play a key role in restoring natural links of society and nature. The authors hold up modern practices implemented in the Baikal region as an example of an ecological model of economic development. They are related to greening the trade, development of landscape design, environmental activities of the local population within municipalities, eco-tourism, forms of outdoor recreation and healing, etc. From the authors' point of view, it is the uniqueness of Lake Baikal that creates in the region not only an opportunity, but also the need to establish such an economy. After numerous experiments with nature it is necessary to return to the mode of interaction of society and nature that is based on nature-saving technologies, the mode that was typical of small indigenous peoples in many respects.

Integrating Spatial Modelling and Interpolation of Environmental Factors in Landscape Design Analysis

Rapid landscape change for physical development has led to extensive environmental consequences. Analysing and simulating landscape change's impact is vital in understanding the consequence of existing development scenarios, particularly on the microclimate and thermal comfort. Spatial interpolation is one of the tools capable of visualising the characteristic of the environmental scenario in any area with empirical data. This paper discussed the method of GIS integration in modelling the environmental characteristic (microclimate) in landscape design development. A spatial database is developed based on the input from empirical data, and IDW is used to simulate the environmental characteristic of the landscape in the analysis stage. Using campus landscape rehabilitation at UTMKL Pasir Gudang as an example, an empirical study was conducted to collect the microclimate data and the existing landscape composition. Both existing and future microclimate situations are visualised and simulated to strengthen the understanding of the functionality of the new landscape design proposal. It indicates the performance of the landscape design and demonstrates the thermal comfort level of the campus. This analysis goes beyond aesthetic value evaluation and gives designers the necessary idea to orientate the ideal design concept to optimise ecosystem service to the campus. The spatial interpolation clearly shows the expected environmental condition scenario as the landscape at the campus changes. This simulation significantly improves the decision-making process in landscape design that contributes to an eco-friendly campus where the community will have a more comfortable environment. In conclusion, the spatial interpolation of the environmental characteristic is vital to formulate a substantial understanding of the landscape design consequence to maximise ecosystem service provision.

Retraction Note to: Distribution of earthquake activity in mountain area based on big data and teaching of landscape design

From the perspective of big data, consistent with the social environment, this paper examines the importance of developing urban landscape design and explains the role and importance of big data in the development of landscape design. Taking city J as an example, this paper analyzes the current problems of urban landscape design from the perspective of theory and puts forward important planning strategies of landscape design based on big data. Then, using 273 newly measured magnetoelectric data in the study area, the data set covering the distribution of earthquakes in the mountainous area of J City in 2020 and the data set composed of four important parts of the eastern part of the fault zone in the second stage are generated. The cutting technology and magnetic induction vector analysis technology are used to analyze the electrical structure of the inspection area; the ModEM electromagnetic inversion imaging system is used for 3D inversion of different data and parameters of earthquake distribution in mountainous areas; finally, it is found that it is closely related to the geological conditions, physical characteristics, and deformation data of the area. Finally, in view of the problem that the theory of big data landscape design and Chinese college art education lags behind the social practice, this paper takes the main methods of landscape design research as the necessary research ideas and aims to analyze the current situation and shortcomings of professional teaching research, supplemented by the concept of sustainable development, so as to promote the improvement of teachers’ ability in the field of education and teaching.

The Implementation and Development of Landscape Design and Ecological Environment Standardization in Coastal Residential Areas

He, M., 2020. The implementation and development of landscape design and ecological environment standardization in coastal residential areas. In: Li, L. and Huang, X. (eds.), Sustainable Development in Coastal Regions: A Perspective of Environment, Economy, and Technology. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 112, pp. 55-58. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.The landscape design of residential areas in China will gradually move towards modularization, industrialization and standardization, which is the development trend of ecological environment standardization. Through standardization, we can better carry out the landscape design and ecological environment design of coastal residential area, which will better realize the marketing strategy of coastal residential area. Based on the market economy, the landscape design and ecological environment standardization of coastal residential areas have been gradually applied and optimized. In practical projects, standardization not only saves development time and cost for enterprises, but also reduces the waste of social material and human resources, which optimizes social resources. Through the integration of landscape design and ecological environment standardization, China's coastal construction industry has made great contributions to sustainable development. First, this paper analyzes the advantages of coastal cities in promoting standardization. Then, this paper analyzes the form of standardization and management process. Finally, this paper studies the promotion and application of the standard system.

Discussion on Development Trend of Landscape Sculpture Based on Big Data Analysis Method

As the whole society pays more and more attention to the construction of ecological civilization, landscape sculpture, as an interdisciplinary subject closely related to ecological civilization and keeping pace with the times, urgently needs to seek innovation and breakthrough. The existence of landscape sculpture can make the environment produce certain characteristics, not only can the landscape mold people’s sentiment, delight people’s body and mind, but also leave deep impression and unique feeling to the viewer, thus producing the effect of teaching landscape education and aesthetics. Landscape this paper analyzes the development and current situation of landscape sculpture, and based on the background of big data, discusses the development trend of the new era. With the development of landscape design, sculpture is more and more widely used in modern landscape design. The emergence of time and space big data brings new opportunities and challenges to landscape sculpture.

The Application of Dead Trees or Dying Trees in Landscape Design

In the development of landscape design, plants have always been one of the important elements in the landscape design, and play a very important role in the landscape. In the selection and application of landscape plants, living plants have always occupied a dominant position, but the research and application of dead trees are few. People tend to think that dead plants are no longer valuable, and all dead trees should be removed or replaced. In a sense, this is a waste of resources, and also increases the cost of landscape. In fact, the proper use of dead trees in landscapes design is more likely to display the artistic conception and theme of the landscape. In many natural landscapes, large trees, ancient trees and precious tree die because of natural laws or natural disasters, forming withered trees. This kind of withered tree endows the site with certain historical connotation, which could narrate the history and ecological change of site to people and evoke the imagination of people to the past. In addition, these dead wood still have high economic, ornamental, ecological and cultural values.This study focused on dead trees and dying trees as its subject, analyzing the outstanding dead trees application cases in natural landscape, and discusses the different functions of dead tree, such as ecological function, ornamental function, cultural function and others. In addition, the Beijing Wild Duck Lake National Wetland Park will serve as a special experimental site, dead tree will be designed and applied in the lake of park. And based on these data analyses, the final chapter will return to address the research questions and offer advice on how to apply dead tree to urban landscape and further enhance the value of dead trees in landscape design.

Discussion on Key Point of Architectural Landscape Design

<p>With the improvement of people’s quality of life and living environment of the building requirements, architectural landscape design should continue to improve the building use group's satisfaction and increase the intensity of ecological architecture landscape construction, in order to ensure efficiency and utility of architecture landscape planning. This is so that the living personnel can fully experience the beautiful architectural landscape, thereby improving people's satisfaction of the building. Currently, since there is an increasing trend of people’s move towards green ecological direction, and the ecological architecture landscape planning design is becoming important, hence creating the green eco-building environment is the inevitable development direction of architecture landscape in future. Based on work experience, starting from the ecological architecture landscape design principles, this paper will present the key point of current ecological architecture landscape design, in order to provide some ideas for building landscape design development.</p>

The Urbanization and Artistic Aesthetic of Rural Landscape

Urbanization is a necessary trend of human development. Urban landscape design, as an important means for improving people's living environment, plays a significant role in social economy, ethics and cultural heritage. Rural landscape can not only provide wider and more flexible space configuration, but also offer diverse perspectives for regional cultural heritage. The study of ecological green landscape in urbanization is beneficial to people's landscape aesthetic, the improvement of the sustainable development of landscape design in urban beautification as well as creation of harmonious and favorable modern city environment. Through discussing the artistic aesthetic of rural landscape from the perspectives of ecology, ethics and culture, this paper manages to cultivate the values and functions of rural landscape's urbanization and to provide feasible transformation plans for the environment during the process of urbanization. Creating rural environment in cities can meet people's demand of being closer to the nature and at the same time can strike out the geographical features, cultural heritage and moral ethics environment as well as bring the returning of humanity, establishment of new social order and the creation of harmonious ecological environment and ideal homes.

On Modern Landscape Design Integrating Chinese Traditional Spiritual Culture

Chinese concept of landscape design originates from Chinese traditional culture, which is based on the basic framework integrating Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism and embodied in the design of many classic ancient landscapes. However, spiritual culture is seriously missing in Chinese modern landscape construction, which affects landscape design and shaping. It is urgent to restore spiritual culture in modern landscape design. The development of landscape design shall give more priority to the harmony of human, culture and the nature, and emphasize Chinese spiritual culture in modern landscape design. Only those landscape designs that embody the connotation of Chinese spiritual culture can have real vitality, and only those designs that embody the features of Chinese spiritual culture can actually give people spiritual comfort and a sense of belonging. Giving priority to creating and presenting spiritual culture and images of Chinese landscape and seeking for landscape designs that present Chinese features is the path for innovative development of Chinese landscape design.

From spatial form to system and process through pattern making in the landscape: can landscape design contribute to nature restoration?

This study presents a scenario in which recent development of landscape design based on modernism and modernist’s works is depicted in conjunction with its possible contribution toward nature restoration. Spatial pattern found in modernist’s works enhanced the designer’s understanding of landscape pattern underlying the land and environment at an extensive scale. In search of solid ground for pattern making, landscape designers further investigated the environmental system and its structure. A morphological approach employed in the discourse of landscape ecology gives a theoretical foundation to those endeavors. Also, the process through which the environmental system functions and is maintained becomes another potential field of design expression in landscape. Detailed studies of several works and p landscape design projects, which have already indicated a direction of development, will promote a productive and creative co-relationship between landscape design and nature restoration.