Collaborative Design of Site-scale Green Infrastructure: A Case Study on the Ecologica l Restoration Design of Weiliu Wetland Park in Xianyang

  • LUAN B
  • WANG X
  • JIN Y
  • et al.
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Abstract

Green Infrastructure (GI) is to integrate with multiple objectives into a comprehensive consideration. In China, the lack of multidisciplinary collaborative design method combining research, engineering technology, and spatial design as a whole limits the practice of GI, resulting in lots of single-function projects, unhelpful in the improvement of both urban resilience and the quality of city life. Taking the design process of Xianyang Weiliu Wetland Park as an example, this paper examines the collaborative design of multi-functional site-scale GI that is generated through a combination of scientific analysis and evaluation, engineering techniques, and landscape and spatial design, hoping to provide reference for the design and practice of GI-based ecological restoration and urban renewal in China.

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LUAN, B., WANG, X., JIN, Y., CHAI, M., & HU, C. (2017). Collaborative Design of Site-scale Green Infrastructure: A Case Study on the Ecologica l Restoration Design of Weiliu Wetland Park in Xianyang. Landscape Architecture Frontiers, 5(5), 26. https://doi.org/10.15302/j-laf-20170503

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