2009Journal of Henan University of Urban ConstructionRequires access

Expression of ecological planning concept in design of landscape

Cui Su-ya

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In this paper,based on the status quo in the city landscape,the author analyzed the meaning of landscape ecological planning,explained the understanding of design concept of ecological planning,summed up the principles of ecological design and put forward that the ecological ideas should be integrated into the landscape design.

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In this paper,based on the status quo in the city landscape,the author analyzed the meaning of landscape ecological planning,explained the understanding of design concept of ecological planning,summed up the principles of ecological design and put forward that the ecological ideas should be integrated into the landscape design.

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In this paper,based on the status quo in the city landscape,the author analyzed the meaning of landscape ecological planning,explained the understanding of design concept of ecological planning,summed up the principles of ecological design and put forward that the ecological ideas should be integrated into the landscape design.

Key concepts: Ecological design, Landscape design, Status quo, Ecological planning, Ecology, Landscape planning, Landscape assessment, Meaning (existential)

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