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Regional Features and Landscape Forms

Wang Xiang-ron

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Regional features are the natural and cultural characters of land in certain area. It consists of the natural landscape which is formed by natural forces and the earthscape formed by men's living and production. These landscape is not only the important cause of traditional gardens but also the resources of forms in modern landscape design.

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Regional features are the natural and cultural characters of land in certain area. It consists of the natural landscape which is formed by natural forces and the earthscape formed by men's living and production. These landscape is not only the important cause of traditional gardens but also the resources of forms in modern landscape design.

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Regional features are the natural and cultural characters of land in certain area. It consists of the natural landscape which is formed by natural forces and the earthscape formed by men's living and production. These landscape is not only the important cause of traditional gardens but also the resources of forms in modern landscape design.

Key concepts: Landscape architecture, Natural (archaeology), Landscape design, Natural landscape, Cultural landscape, Geography, Natural resource, Environmental resource management

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