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Shallow discussion on urban space pattern planning principle in eco-city planning

Linli Li

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This thesis introduces planning principle of west area eco-city planning of Suzhou in the angle of urban space pattern,which mainly includes group development pattern,breeze channel,short route traffic and ecological communities etc.,and carries beneficial attempt on eco-city planning,and hopes to be some helpful for future eco-city planning.

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This thesis introduces planning principle of west area eco-city planning of Suzhou in the angle of urban space pattern,which mainly includes group development pattern,breeze channel,short route traffic and ecological communities etc.,and carries beneficial attempt on eco-city planning,and hopes to be some helpful for future eco-city planning.

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This thesis introduces planning principle of west area eco-city planning of Suzhou in the angle of urban space pattern,which mainly includes group development pattern,breeze channel,short route traffic and ecological communities etc.,and carries beneficial attempt on eco-city planning,and hopes to be some helpful for future eco-city planning.

Key concepts: Urban planning, Environmental planning, Space (punctuation), Geography, Site plan, Regional planning, Civil engineering, Computer science

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