Recommend books on landscape design.

Must-read bibliography and introduction of landscape design specialty

Classical class:

0 1. Yuan Ye design

02 [Analysis of China Classical Gardens] Peng Yigang

It is a classic work to study the spatial layout of classical gardens in China, and it is more specific than the planned Garden Metallurgical.

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Ecological category:

0 1. Design and Nature (American) Translation Machar Greer Jingwei.

Extensive knowledge has established the position of our discipline in the academic world. )

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Design theory course:

0 1. [Landscape Design] Book: Translated by Simon: Yu

02. Master Design K Lynch

03. Place of Humanity: Design Guide for Urban Open Space: Yu, Sun Peng, editor-in-chief, translated by Caroline Francis, China Building Industry Press 200 1.

04. World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series Author: Xue Jian, China Building Industry Press, 2003.

The series is divided into four volumes: World Landscape Architecture, World Urban Landscape, World Housing and Environmental Essays.

World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-Environmental Papers

World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-World Urban Landscape

World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-World Landscape Architecture

World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-World Residence

Comment: It is said that it is the academic research achievement of Xue Jian Institute of Environmental Art and Design centering on Xue Jian for nearly three years. It is a highly readable set of books. This series of books is completely original by the author from pictures to words. It was compiled after the author visited more than 20 countries and regions for four times and took nearly 10,000 clear and exquisite photos, reflecting the most typical, famous and latest landscape works at present.

05. Modern Landscape Planning and Design Author: Liu Binyi, Southeast University Press, 1999.

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History class:

0 1. History of Classical Gardens in China Week

02. Chen Zhihua, author of Foreign Gardening Art, Henan Science and Technology Publishing House.

Comments: Published earlier in Taiwan Province Province, there are still some views on the exchange of Chinese and Western gardens. If we say history, it can't be compared with the history of western garden changes.

03. Introduction to the development of world gardens-a historical illustration of world gardens moving towards nature. Zhang Zugang's comments: Put the examples of ancient and modern China and foreign countries 100 in chronological order.

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Building manual

0 1. [Quick Manual of American Landscape Design] (2nd edition) (original edition) edited by c.w. harris and N.Dines

02. Time-saving standard series site construction detail manual N. Dines translated by Wang Jian, China Building Industry Press, 2002.438+02.

03. [Portable Manual for Landscape Architects//Portable Manual Series] Publisher: China Building Industry Press Date: 2002-1 01Format: Version:1Price: 37.00.

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Landscape practice course:

0 1. [Road Form and Urban Landscape Road Form and Urban Landscape] (English) translated by Jim McLousqui Zhang Zhongyi and Lu Shaozeng "Architectural Engineering in China" 1992.

Comment: A thorough study of the landscape related to roads (linear)

02. [Landscape Design of High-tech Park (including CD-ROM)-From Silicon Valley to Zhongguancun] Waiting for China Building Industry Press 2000,12 ISBN: ISBN 7-900046-12-7 Pricing: 130.00 Yuan.

Environmental Art Design Series-JHW Studio (1)

03. "Light up the Light of Structuralism"-Dan Kelly, compiled by Xia Jiantong.

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Landscape engineering category

Xue Jian's World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series, China Building Industry Press, 2003.

It systematically, vividly and scientifically displays the garden, architecture and landscape works of various countries and times, and comprehensively introduces the garden and landscape design works in the classical, modern and broader sense. Range from garden landscape, world famous gardens, urban landscape, green squares, urban streets and famous buildings; To excellent residential areas and residential buildings, sculptures and landscape sketches.

The series is divided into four volumes: World Landscape Architecture, World Urban Landscape, World Housing and Environmental Essays.

0 1. World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-Environmental Papers

02. World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-World Urban Landscape

03. World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-World Landscape Architecture

04. World Garden, Architecture and Landscape Series-World Residence

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Landscape representation graphics class

0 1. The fifth edition of the architectural plan.

Cai Hong translated by david davies and Theodore Walker China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

Comments: Although the cover refers to the architectural plane, its original name is plane graphics, which generally refers to the extensive coverage of the plane.

02. Collection of Indoor and Outdoor Design Materials, edited by Xue Jian, China Building Industry Press, 2002.

Comments: This is a book covering indoor and outdoor environment design. It is said that this book is the painstaking work of famous professors in China for many years, with good content and deep depth. The indoor and outdoor design data set also includes two chapters: exhibition design and landscape greening.

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Landscape education category:

0 1. "Landscape Design: Professional Discipline and Education" Yu teacher selected the previous related articles (both her own and others') and added them to the teaching plans of universities in many countries downloaded online to make a collection, which I bought as photocopying materials;

02. [Modern Environmental Design Course Series], the chapters are arranged reasonably and very close to the outline of my lecture, but one or two examples in each section are too dull. The view of landscape is not objective, and the understanding of garden is still at the stage of classical garden. It is said that garden is enjoyed by a few people, so is it not allowed to develop concepts?

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History class:

First, at home

0 1. History of China Classical Gardens Author: Zhou Tsinghua University Publishing House

02. Chronology of Jiangnan Gardens Author: Tong Min China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

03. China Architectural History Author: Liang Sicheng Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House

04. China Sculpture History Author: Liang Sicheng Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House

Second, abroad.

0 1. Zhong You's History of Western Garden Changes, Needle Valley.

02. Outline of Garden History Author: Tong Min China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

03. "Western Gardens" Author: Li Zhiruo, Zhu Jianning Henan Science and Technology Press

04. Modern Western Landscape Design Theory and Practice Author: Wang Xiangrong, Lin Jing China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

05. Outline of Environmental Design History Author: Wu Jiahua Chongqing University Press

06. Foreign Horticultural Art Author: Chen Zhihua Henan Science and Technology Publishing House.

Theory Course

0 1. Ten Books on Architecture of Vitruwe Intellectual Property Publishing House

02. Kevin's Urban Intention? Lynch (Translator: Fang Yiping et al. ) Huaxia publishing house

03. Kevin's Urban Form? Lynch (translator: Lin Qingyi, etc. ) Huaxia publishing house

04. The ethical function of architecture Author: Carsten? Harris Huaxia publishing house

05. "Master of Design" Author: kevin lynch (Translator: Huang Fuxiang, etc. ) China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

06. Natural design by Macharg

07. Landscape Design Author: Symonds China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

08. Local editor of human nature: Claire? Cooper. Marcus (translator: Yu et al. )

09 University of California, Berkeley Environmental Structure Center Series Intellectual Property Press

C. the eternal way of architecture? Alexander et al. (Translator: Zhao Bing)

The architectural model language is written by C? Alexander and others (translator: Wang Tingdu and others)

C.' s Oregon experiment Alexander et al. (translator: Zhao Bing et al.)

C's "Residential Manufacturing"? Alexander et al. (translator: Gao)

New theory of urban design? Alexander et al. (translator: Chen et al.)

10. External Space Design Author: Luyuan Yixin China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

1 1. landscape architecture design elements of the author:

12. Principles of Architectural Formal Beauty Author: Torbert hamlin China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

13. architecture: form? Francis's Space and Order? Qin Deguang (Translator: Zou Denong) China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

14. Landscape Architecture Author: Ji Cheng (Note: Zhao Nong) Shandong Pictorial Publishing House

15. On Landscape Architecture Author: Tongji University Press, Chen Congzhou

16. Analysis of China Classical Gardens Author: Peng Yigang China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

17. Jiangnan Garden Management Art Editor: Pangu Southwest Southeast University Press

18. On the combination of architectural space: Peng Yigang China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

19. Introduction to Environmental Behavior Author: Li Daozeng Tsinghua University Publishing House

20. "Generalized Architecture" Author: Wu Tsinghua University Publishing House

2 1. Modern Architectural Theory Editor: Liu Xianjue China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

22. Modern Landscape Planning and Design Author: Liu Binyi Southeast University Press.

23. "Landscape Morphology" Author: Wu Jiahua Southeast University Press

24. The Origin of Ideal Landscape Author: Yu Garden City Publishing House

25. "Landscape: Ecology, Culture and Perception" Author: Yu China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

26. Urban Green Space System Planning Author: CoCo Lee China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

27. Editor-in-Chief of Landscape Architecture Design: Xiaojun Wang Jiangsu Science and Technology Press.

28. "Pioneer of American Landscape Design" Author: Meng Yafan China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

Practice class

0 1. german landscape design 1-2

02. The latest Japanese landscape design 1-3

03. Landscape Design of Taiwan Province Province 98/99/2000/20065438+0/2002/2003.

04. Encyclopedia of World Landscape

05. Environmental Space-International Landscape Architecture Author: Robert Holden China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

06. World Landscape Design Series Author: Francisco China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

07.50 cases of Japanese environmental design in 1990s Author: Zhang Junhua Henan Science and Technology Publishing House

08. Landscape Design of High-tech Park Author: Yu China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

09. Series of Japanese Landscape Architects Author: Zhang Jun Hua China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

Ji Ye Sasaki's works, Ueno's works by Ming army and Toda's works by Fang Shu were published.

10. Series of works by American modern landscape architects: Xia Jiantong China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

(Published "Light the Light of Structuralism-Dan Kelly")

1 1. James China Architectural Engineering Publishing House, a collection of works by famous contemporary foreign landscape designers.

(Published "Collection of Works of Mario Xie Henan")

12. Atlas of landscape details by Michael Dalian University of Technology Press

13. Landscape Architecture Planning and Design Author: Wu Tongji University Press

14. Portable Manual for Landscape Architects Author: Liu Yujie China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

15. Plant Landscape Author: Su Xue China Forestry Publishing House.

16. Application example of plant landscape architecture Author: Xue Congxian Zhejiang Science and Technology Publishing House

supplement

0 1. Besson Library-Architecture Series

Ordinary Architecture Author: Zhang Yonghe China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

Here and now Author: Liu Jiakun China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

Author of Engineering Report: Cui Kai China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

Architectural Utopia Tang Hua China Architectural Engineering Publishing House

02. "Looking for the Garden of Eden-Comparison of Chinese and Western Classical Garden Art" Author: Zhou Wuzhong Southeast University Press

03. Editor of Modern Western Garden Design: Xiaojun Wang Southeast University Press.

04. Editor-in-Chief of Urban Spatial Theory and Spatial Analysis: Huang Yaping Southeast University Press.

05. Graphic Urban Design Author: Jin Heilongjiang Science and Technology Publishing House

06. The Road of Urban Landscape-Communication with Mayors Author: China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

07. Bruno Seifer's Modern Architectural Language

08. Editor of Urban Space Aesthetics: Zhou Lan Southeast University Press.

09. China Architectural Aesthetics Author: Hou Youbin Heilongjiang Science and Technology Publishing House

10. Aesthetic significance of contemporary architecture Author: Zhao Southeast University Press

1 1. Zhou Wuzhong's landscape aesthetics

12. New Science Park

13. Extraordinary Architecture Author: Zhang Yonghe China Architectural Engineering Publishing House.

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Landscape Design of High-tech Park —— From Silicon Valley to Zhongguancun

(China Building Industry Press)

Authors: Yu, etc.

Pricing: 130.00 yuan

Press: China Building Industry Press

Release date: 65438+February 2000

This book is based on the theoretical and practical exploration of the design of high-tech parks by Dr. Yu, a design doctor from Harvard University and a professor from Peking University, and their colleagues. Innovative network and humanistic spirit are the starting point and destination of the author's design of high-tech park. How to embody, satisfy and promote the formation of innovation network in the landscape is the core of this book. This book is divided into three parts: theory, method and practice.

The theoretical part focuses on the historical significance of the development of high-tech parks and the spirit of Silicon Valley. The author thinks that high-tech park is the product of human beings' constant pursuit of the ideal of harmony between industry, residence and nature. It is the brand of the ideal of human life, and it is the process of the alternate derivation and development of scientific and technological civilization on the earth landscape. The spirit of Silicon Valley, including entrepreneurial spirit and humanistic spirit, is the basis for the emergence and development of high-tech parks, and also the connotation that the landscape design of high-tech parks should show, which is the characteristic that high-tech parks are different from other land use and real estate development projects.

The method chapter focuses on the overall environment and outdoor space of high-tech park, especially the landscape design around people's experience and activities. The discussion on the landscape of famous companies in Silicon Valley can be regarded as a further annotation to the above design methods.

The practice part expounds the planning of five high-tech parks. These five examples are not perfect in many aspects, but at least they can illustrate the author's exploration, that is, starting from the dynamic mechanism of the formation and development of innovation networks, adhering to the principles of people-oriented, respecting nature and respecting the spirit of places, and planning and designing high-tech parks at different levels.

This book can be used for reference by professionals in the design field (including architecture, urban planning and landscape design), as well as managers and decision makers in high-tech parks and development zones.

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Urban Green Space System and Human Settlements Planning

(China Building Industry Press)

Author: CoCo Lee

Pricing: 27.00 yuan

Press: China Building Industry Press

Release date: 1999

The purpose of this book is to try to apply the ecological principles to the urban and regional planning of China, explore the urban green space system planning concept that meets the requirements of the era of ecological civilization in the 2 1 century, and promote the protection of ecological green space and the sustainable development of human settlements in the urbanized areas of China. This book is divided into two parts. The first part puts forward the theoretical framework of ecological green space system planning in urbanized areas, and further discusses the investigation, analysis and quantitative research methods of ecological green space system planning in urbanized areas, taking Susichang area in the south of the Yangtze River as an example. ...

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Spatial environment planning and design of low-rise residential groups

Author: Liu Yanfeng

Press: Tianjin University Press

Release date: 200 1 1.

ISBN: 756 18 1383

Pricing: 35 yuan

This book is divided into five chapters. The author deeply studies the planning and design experience of low-rise residential groups at home and abroad, and analyzes the influencing factors of the spatial environment of low-rise residential groups. The general design principle and feature space design method are discussed. This paper discusses how to give consideration to the role of natural factors and human factors in the planning and design of the space environment of low-rise residential groups, and create a benign living environment by using appropriate architectural language, so as to realize the coordinated development of people and the environment.

The book is illustrated with pictures and texts, rich in content, with both theoretical analysis and design examples, clear in narrative level and fluent in words. It is a high-quality planning and design book.

This book can be read by architects and urban planners, and can also be used as a reference book for teachers and students of architectural colleges.

catalogue

The first chapter is introduction.

Section 1 Population, Housing and Environment

Section 2 Low-rise Residential Buildings and Low-rise Residential Groups

The third section studies the significance of the spatial environment of low-rise residential groups.

The second chapter is the content of space environment design of low-rise residential groups.

Section 1 Connotation of Spatial Environment Design of Residential Groups

Section 2 Influencing Factors of Spatial Environment Design of Residential Groups

Section III Basic Principles of Spatial Environment Design for Residential Groups

Section 4 Writing Framework

The third chapter is the characteristic space design of low-rise residential groups.

Chapter IV Site Intention of Low-rise Residential Group Environment Design

Chapter V Evaluation of Spatial Environmental Quality of Low-rise Residential Groups

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Poetic Gardens Rebuild Human Paradise

Author: Charles Moore Charles Moore

William mitchell william mitchell

William Turnbull

Translator: Reese

Press: Guangming Daily Press (2000)

The basic needs of living things are breathing, eating and self-reproduction; For most members of most species, including human beings, in addition to these basic needs, there is also a need for survival, that is, to occupy a place somewhere in our world. Birds declare their territory by sound, and their calls mark the boundaries of the territory. Wolves use smell as a sign. Ever since human beings appeared on this planet, they have been fighting and dying to define, defend and expand their territory. The possession of territory is celebrated, beautified with words, shelters and landmarks, and perfected with gardens in some special places and in some special periods. Gardens bring together streams and trees, as well as flowers and plants in the fields and stones on the mountains to commemorate people, or to establish an order to expand our position on the earth's surface. This book is written for those who really want to build a garden.

At some point in the 1 1 century, the heian period of Japan was coming to an end, and an unknown Japanese court aristocrat formulated the rules and precautions of garden art in a book. His persuasion is simple: consider the land and water layout from the beginning. Study the masterpieces of past masters and recall the beautiful places you know. Then, let the memories speak in the selected places and integrate the most touching things into their own construction. In the same spirit, we advocate that there are some universal laws in garden construction. Therefore, it is of direct reference significance to study the garden masterpieces built by different nationalities in different times, climates and places. We should learn garden design, remember their images, smells and sounds, collect, recreate and transform them, sort out the parts that are meaningful to us, integrate them into our gardens and shrink them into our existing houses and plots (because there are more and more people in the world, such plots are getting smaller and smaller).

At first, we will examine the conditions that make a place a good place for a garden: the pattern of water and land, the existing plants and the possibility of further colonization, the relationship with the surrounding human settlements, the form of architecture, the direction towards the sun, wind and stars, the cycle of local days and seasons, and the connection with the era of extinction and distant places through memory.

No matter how magnificent and moving we feel, some places in nature are not gardens themselves; Only by shaping them through our actions and integrating them with our dreams can they become gardens. Therefore, we will continue to consider the actions of shaping the garden: shaping the ground, defining and connecting various spaces with walls and top floors, passages and marks, irrigation, planting and management, weaving unforgettable patterns with names, figures and monuments, and occupying this place with the custom of arranging items. We don't have many tips about practical gardening, but we will add this information quickly. What we are most concerned about is the way to make some places have special significance through these actions and ceremonies. Next, we will introduce dozens of landscapes and gardens, not only as pleasing bouquets, but also as materials and contexts for people to explore materials, shapes, relationships and ideas. This is the focus of this book, so we carefully select every scenic spot (mostly large-scale axonometric drawings), show you around every place, tell you a little history, and investigate the most important patterns and concepts for garden knowledge. In different cultures, different times and in every corner of the world, the possibility of different gardens has been revealed. Therefore, our examples are all-encompassing, from ancient Rome to modern Britain, from palaces in Qianlong to magic kingdom in Walter Disney, from monasteries in the Himalayas to prisons on the seashore of Potanni Bay.

Finally, we will review the transplantation and adaptation of the great garden traditions in North America. We will ask what these traditions mean to us today, and we will imagine Lucian, the great Greek satirist, bringing together the garden builders who built great gardens in the past to discuss and provide some suggestions for some of the most typical sites in modern America. As readers, we will attend the audit to see what suggestions and proposals they have put forward, and see how some garden models and past ideas have been used for reference, reinterpreted and used in our own times and places. As Eliot said in the Holy Forest: "Immature poets will imitate, mature poets will steal;" Poor poets destroy other people's things, and good poets will make others better, at least make others different. "

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Tomorrow's Garden City

The Chinese version of Tomorrow's Garden City has been published. Ebenezer howard's Garden City of Tomorrow is the foundation work of modern urban planning theory, and it still has very important practical significance. Although this book has not been translated into Chinese for a long time, its illustrations are widely circulated in China. In addition, some people are used to understanding the garden city as a garden city, which often leads people to misunderstand it, thus ignoring its outstanding contributions in urban construction, urban-rural integration, social reform, ecological civilization and so on.

Today, the Chinese version of Tomorrow's Garden City translated and prefaced by Jin Jingyuan has been officially published by the Commercial Press (pricing 12 yuan). I recommend it to readers who care about the basic theory of urban planning and social problems.

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Landscape Design (Site Planning and Design Manual 3rd Edition)

Author: John O. Simonds

Pricing: 66.00 yuan

Press: China Building Industry Press

Date of publication: 2000

People need a book that can summarize the process of site planning in concise and practical language, and landscape design is written to meet this demand. It makes us understand that nature is the background and foundation of all human activities; This paper describes the planning constraints caused by the form, intensity and characteristics of free and man-made landscapes; Instill us with the feeling of climate and its significance in design; The site selection and site analysis are discussed. Guide the planning of available land and related land use areas; Considering the volume plasticity of external space; The potential of on-site construction organization is discussed. Find out the expressive human settlement environment and community planning and the historical lessons of modern planning thought; It provides guidelines for creating a more effective and pleasant living environment in the context of cities and regions. We don't expect every reader to become an expert in land planning. In training in other fields, experience comes from long-term study, travel, observation and professional experience. However, readers will get effective and keen attention to the surrounding environment and a lot of useful knowledge from this book. This knowledge can be used to design houses, schools, entertainment areas, shopping malls, transportation ... or other projects suitable for their landscape environment, and complement each other through planning. This is the clear purpose of this book.

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Botanical Garden Planning and Design (Color Printing)

Author: Yu Shuxun

ISBNNo。 : 756 18 1049

Press: Tianjin University Press

Date of publication: March 2000

Price: 136 yuan

This book is the first authoritative work on botanical gardens in China. The book is divided into 10 parts, botanical garden overview, botanical garden categories, botanical garden planning, botanical garden landscape design and landscape art, botanical garden business summary and organization setting, botanical garden popular science activities, botanical garden scientific research work, introduction of foreign plant countries and famous gardens, botanical garden landscape examples, China Botanical Garden.

The book pays equal attention to theory and practice, with illustrations and strong logic, and has the latest pictures and materials at home and abroad. The present situation of China and world famous botanical gardens is analyzed and introduced in detail. It is emphasized that today's botanical garden is a good place for people to browse and increase their knowledge. This paper discusses the importance of botanical gardens to beautify human living space and improve people's quality of life.

This book can be read by botanical gardens and landscape designers, architects, landscape architects and urban planners, and can also be used as a reference for teachers and students in colleges and universities.

Directory:

I. Overview of Botanical Gardens

Secondly, the categories of botanical gardens.

Third, the planning of botanical gardens.

Fourth, planning examples

Verb (abbreviation of verb) The general business situation and institutional setup of Botanical Garden.

Popular science activities in intransitive verbs botanical garden

Seven, the scientific research work of botanical garden

Introduction of Botanical Gardens and Famous Gardens around the World

Nine, botanical garden landscape examples

X. China Botanical Garden

Appendix List and Address of China Botanical Garden

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Greening mode of residential area (color printing)

Authors: Fang Xianfu, etc

Press: Tianjin University Press

Release date: June 2006 5438+0

Original price: 45 yuan

ISBNNo。 : 756 18 1433

This book systematically expounds the basic principles of ecological design, discusses the application of ecological principles in the planning of green space in residential areas from three aspects: base treatment, plant planting and water environment, advocates ecological ethics and pursues natural beauty aesthetics; Then, through a large number of examples, the problems existing in the current green space planning of residential areas are emphatically discussed. Finally, through the analysis of the existing indicators of per capita public green space in residential areas, the reasonable indicators of per capita public green space in residential areas in China at the beginning of 2 1 century are put forward. In a word, the book tries to find a balance between material space and social life, artificial environment and natural environment, and explores the greening mode of China residential areas in 2 1 century.

This book not only discusses relevant theories, analyzes practical design techniques, but also shows color pictures and floor plans, which has a strong guiding role and application value for readers. The book can be used as a reference book for urban planners, landscape architects and architects, and also as a teaching material and extracurricular reading material for college students.

Directory:

Ecological principles of green space planning in residential areas

Background and purpose

Second, from the ecological point of view, planning and designing residential green space.

(1) basic treatment

(2) Plant planting

(3) Water environment

(D) Ecological ethics and the pursuit of natural beauty

Planning and design of green space in residential area

First, the integrity and continuity of residential green space system

(A) Several main modes of green space system layout in residential areas

(B) the improvement of China's residential greening model

Second, the design of residential parks and community parks

(A) residential park design

(2) Garden design of residential area

(3) Activity venues in residential parks and community parks

Three, the planning and design of residential groups and courtyard green space

(1) Building layout

(B) the impact of parking lots

(3) Group Green Space

(4) Green space between houses

Types and settings of environmental facilities

Greening problems in the transformation of old residential areas

Viewing the quota index system of green space in residential areas in China from the perspective of ecology

(A) Index system

(B) residential green quota indicators

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Urban green space planning and design

Author Jia Jianzhong, published by China Forestry Publishing House.

Rules16,370 pages

Release date: 200 10 1

Book number 9787503825347 Subscription number

Content introduction:

How to plan and design urban green space is a hot issue in today's urban construction. This book attempts to provide readers with a more comprehensive, systematic and comprehensive urban green space planning and design concept and practical results.

This book systematically introduces the planning level, planning content, types and indicators, layout structure of urban green space planning and design, and comprehensively shows some steps, contents and effects of urban green space planning and design. The origin and development, design theory, design methods and examples of various urban parks, roads and urban squares are systematically expounded. Design concepts, methods and examples of entertainment places (theme parks and golf courses); Types, indicators, planning layout, planning and design of green space in residential areas, plant configuration and tree species selection of green space; Planning and design methods and examples of attached green space, protective green space and garden land in small towns in factories and other units.

This book is illustrated, easy to understand, rich in content, knowledgeable and practical. It provides readers with reference models for planning and designing different types of cities, which can be used by designers, builders and managers of landscape architecture, urban appreciation capacity planning, tourism planning, architectural design and urban ecological environment and related scientific and technological workers. At the same time, it can also be used as a reference book for teachers, students and social readers of urban construction, urban greening and environment.

Content:

The first chapter is introduction.

Chapter II Urban Garden Green Space System Planning

Chapter III Planning and Design of Urban Parks

Chapter IV Planning and Design of Entertainment Places

Chapter V Planning and Design of Residential Green Space

Chapter VI Planning and Design of Green Space Attached to Units

Chapter VII Planning and Design of Roads and Protective Green Spaces

Chapter VIII Planning and Design of Garden Green Space in Small Towns

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