Functional uses of vegetation in urban and rural areas.
Mary Forrest
Abstract
Mary Forrest
Abstract
Four categories of functional use of vegetation in urban and rural landscapes are described: design (unity, linkage, enframement, emphasis, directional, camouflage and spaces); environmental (air quality, provision of shade and shelter, reduction of noise levels and habitat creation); engineering (soil water and soil erosion control, and soil stabilization); and aesthetic.
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Four categories of functional use of vegetation in urban and rural landscapes are described: design (unity, linkage, enframement, emphasis, directional, camouflage and spaces); environmental (air quality, provision of shade and shelter, reduction of noise levels and habitat creation); engineering (soil water and soil erosion control, and soil stabilization); and aesthetic.
Key concepts: Vegetation (pathology), Camouflage, Geography, Habitat, Linkage (software), Soil conservation, Environmental science, Ecology