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Landscape planning and design of urban park from the perspective of city image.

Chunyan Zhu

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The concept of city image written by Kaiwen Lench was applied in the landscape planning and design of city park.The five landscape elements that formed the city image including path,edge,district,node and landmark were discussed.The concrete application category of each element in planning and design of city park was analyzed.

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The concept of city image written by Kaiwen Lench was applied in the landscape planning and design of city park.The five landscape elements that formed the city image including path,edge,district,node and landmark were discussed.The concrete application category of each element in planning and design of city park was analyzed.

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The concept of city image written by Kaiwen Lench was applied in the landscape planning and design of city park.The five landscape elements that formed the city image including path,edge,district,node and landmark were discussed.The concrete application category of each element in planning and design of city park was analyzed.

Key concepts: Geography, Landmark, Landscape design, Urban planning, Landscape planning, Landscape architecture, Perspective (graphical), Environmental planning

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