Research on the Basic Framework and Elements of Landscape System Construction

Zhiming Li; Yujing Yang; Yang Shou

doi:10.54097/bn4zk916

Authors

Zhiming Li
Yujing Yang
Yang Shou

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/bn4zk916

Keywords:

Landscape System, Construction, Basic Framework, Elements

Abstract

The construction of landscape system is the basis of shaping urban characteristics. Based on the previous research results, this paper summarizes the types of landscape system construction researches at this stage, and points out that landscape system construction is mainly divided into three types: macro-level research, specific elements research and selection angle research. On this basis, the basic elements of landscape system construction are sorted out, including natural landscapes, artificial landscapes, natural and artificial landscapes and other landscapes, and each type is interpreted in order to provide theoretical reference for the research on landscape system construction at this stage.

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