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ISSN 1000-0283 · Editorial Department of Landscape Architecture Academic Journal · 134 articles in the index
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Spatial Evolution Models and Systematic Regeneration Strategies of Brownfields in Iron-Ore Resource-Exhausted Cities: A Substance-Flow Perspective
During the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, China’s urbanization is decisively entering a critical stage of “quality enhancement of stock space,” rendering the governance of brownfield clusters in resource-exhausted cities a core challenge for urban and rural renewal. However, existing research…
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Multi-Scale Spatial Pattern Characteristics and Process Evolution of the Remains of the Third-Front Construction: A Case Study of Anshun City
As a distinguished representative of red culture, the remains of the Third-Front Construction hold significant research and practical value. In contrast to industrial heritage situated within urban core areas, the remains of the Third-Front Construction—primarily dispersed across towns and…
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Research on the Promotion and Application of Understory Ground Cover Plants in Shanghai Parks
The study focuses on understory ground cover plants in Shanghai parks, where sample plots were randomly selected from understory zones with aesthetically pleasing landscapes. The canopy closure of each plot was measured to identify suitable ground-cover species and optimal configuration patterns…
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Comparative Analysis of Mountain-Dwelling Spatial Construction in the Southern Dynasties from a Digital Humanities Perspective
This study utilizes two representative works of Southern Dynasties mountain-dwelling literature—Shanju Fu by Xie Lingyun and Dongyang Jinhua Shanqi Zhi by Liu Jun—as case studies to explore the construction of mountain-dwelling spatial imagery through the semantic features revealed within the…
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Research on the Identification and Design Simulation of Rewilding Spaces in Beijing’s Core Area
Rewilding represents an innovative paradigm for urban ecological conservation and restoration. In densely populated cities, the pronounced artificialization and homogenization of ecological spaces have resulted in limited opportunities for experiencing spontaneous natural perceptions. Focusing on…
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Spatial Characteristics and Regeneration Strategies of Brownfields in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region Across the Urban-Rural Gradient
[Background] As China’s urbanization shifts from gradual expansion to stock renewal, urban-rural integration has emerged as a crucial strategy to dismantle the dual structure. The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH) urban agglomeration, recognized as a pioneering zone for Chinese-style modernization, faces…
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Optimizing Multi-Species Habitat Networks in Beijing’s Core Functional Area: An MSPA-Graphab Coupling Approach
To address the scientific issues of ecological function fragmentation and multi-species habitat network optimization mechanisms in the capital’s core area, this study selected the Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major), Far Eastern Hedgehog (Erinaceus amurensis), and Chinese Toad (Bufo…
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Toward Aestheticized Nature: A Cognitive Study of Urban Industrial Brownfield Plant Landscapes Based on Text Analysis
As China’s urbanization advances into a new stage focused on quality enhancement, numerous legacy industrial brownfields have emerged as vital spatial resources for urban renewal and ecological restoration. This study explores public perception of plant landscapes in urban industrial brownfields…
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Scoping Review on Hotspot Trends and Spatiotemporal Evolution of Brownfield Regeneration Research in China
[Background] Brownfield regeneration constitutes a critical avenue for revitalizing existing land resources and promoting high-quality urban development. Over the past twenty-five years, considerable scholarly contributions have emerged within the field of brownfield regeneration research in China…
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Research on Exhibition Construction Strategies of Urban Zoos Under the Guidance of the Goal of “Wilderness Reappearance”
With the increasing awareness of animal protection, contemporary urban zoos are confronting the challenge of enhancing both animal welfare and tourist experience. This article begins by examining the development of natural habitats in urban zoos, exploring how to achieve “wilderness reappearance”…
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Research on Children’s Games and Garden Spaces of Children-Play Pictures in the Song Dynasty
The children-play pictures from the Song Dynasty vividly depict scenes of children at play during that era, often set in gardens; they serve as crucial visual materials for studying children’s games and garden spaces of the Song Dynasty. Focusing on the Song Dynasty children-play pictures as the…
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Analysis of the Survival Status of Camellia reticulata Ancient Trees in Kunming
Camellia reticulata, recognized as one of the provincial flowers of Yunnan Province, serves as the emblematic city flower of Kunming. Cultivated for more than 1,500 years, it possesses significant economic, cultural, and social value. In 2010, a total of 37 C. reticulata ancient trees were…
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The Study on Spatial Co-construction in Wang Tingne’s Garden-Making Under the Influence of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism
The Ming Dynasty dramatist and garden designer Wang Tingne synthesized the philosophies of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, establishing Zuoyin Garden as a tangible embodiment of intellectual convergence. Focused on the notion of “spatial co-construction,” he established a meaningful connection…
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Teaching Practice of Post-Industrial Landscape Design Based on“Brownfield Regeneration”: A Case Study of the Cangnan Alum Mine
The ecological restoration and functional regeneration of abandoned mines constitute a vital topic in global post-industrial landscape research, as well as a key direction for China’s landscape architecture education in response to urban stock renewal and industrial transformation. The Alum Mine in…
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Quality-Efficiency Assessment and Management Strategies for Urban Artificial Landscape Forests: A Case Study of Chongming Island, Shanghai
This study aims to examine the quality and efficiency of artificial landscape forests and identify the factors contributing to their low quality and efficiency. The goal is to establish a foundation to enhance these parameters in the forests of Chongming Island, Shanghai. Taking the artificial…
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Perceptions and Preferences Regarding Urban Park Biodiversity Within Multi-attribute Contexts
In the context of the persistent decline in biodiversity and the escalating societal demand for high-quality green spaces, it is essential to foster synergies between biodiversity conservation and the fulfillment of social requirements within urban parks to optimize their multifunctional…
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Research on Landscape Sponge City Road Design Under the Four-Dimensional Coordination Framework: A Case Study of Hongqi Road in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province
The current construction of sponge cities generally faces the dual challenges of insufficient rainwater treatment efficiency and poor landscape coordination. Landscape sponge city design has become a key way to enhance comprehensive benefits. Based on theories of landscape ecology and sponge city…
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Physiologically and Psychologically Based Tactile Perception of the Leaves of Two Common Ornamental Plants
Tactile perception, as an effective means of perceiving and experiencing plant landscapes, plays a role in promoting and improving human health. However, research on the tactile perception effects of different leaf types remains relatively scarce. Common ornamental plant leaves with two types of…
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The Significance of Landscape Perception Research for Practical Decision-Making in the Context of Big Data: A Case Study of the Xiaoxishan Trail in Beijing
Within the context of public health initiatives, trails serve as critical infrastructure in public service systems, requiring planning that integrates multidimensional landscape information and user preferences. However, conventional methodologies struggle to comprehensively capture…
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The Study on Screening and Application of 10 Shade-tolerant Native Plants in Different Light Environments
With the rapid expansion of urbanization, the prevalence of shaded areas within urban green spaces (such as those under building and forest shadows) has increased. Traditional sun-loving plants struggle to adapt to these low-light conditions, resulting in low green coverage rates and monotonous…