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PROS2 2010 TBU.Pdf Ihe 4Tfrhternational Fderation of IandsmpArchitd$flfm) I{orldCongess Suzhou, China 28-30 May 2010 Edited by MENG Zhaozhen CHEN Xiaoli hmrdh, ky dknas d tlrbm-turd Dereeou d&t P@'r *dk d(Xn kaudid Fder*ie d l^dxrpc tl&dr &gai&dh (b.st Soci*y dl "&ryc tn&.otur kprrhd 0f [ousiry ed Urbrg-RsslDffr&@d,.kre Prsfrc k*ai&d&rurm* uoMt cH sctENcE Staqhi l^epinf rnd fsr Aneraer Affiirc kas c PUBUSHtNG B&fgt*ttkirs$dy Proceedings Ther4 7 th International Federati on o f Landscap e Architects (IFLA) World Congress IFLAWC 2O1O Suzhou, China, 28-30 MaY 2L Edited b1' !t{ENG Zhoozhen CHEN Xiaoli SPonsored b1' I\linistrl of [Iousing and Urban-Rural Dcvelopment of the People's Republic of China International Fcderation of Landscape Architecls Organized bY Chinese Societl' of Landscape Architecture Dcparlment of Houiing and Urban-Rural Developmert, Jiangsu Province Suzhou l\{uniciPal Government shanghai Landscaping and citl' Apperance Administrative Bureau Bcij ing Forcstrl' Universit.r' 0 London Science Publishing Limtted Published by London Science Publishing Limited' Copyright @ 20t0 by London Science Publishing Limited' All rights resened. rvith credit to the source' Libraries may Copyright and Reprint Pemrissions: Abstracting is permitred photocopy beyond the limits of UK copyright larv' be addressed to: London Science Publishing Other copyin! ,"prlnt or republication requests should 3BQ, United Kingdom' Limited, oflice I l, l0 creat Russell Street, London, wclB of the meeting menlioned on the cover They refiect the The papers in rhis book comprise lhe proceedings published as presented and x'ithout quthors'opinions ttnd, in'flrc interest-s of timelt'dissent!'ltntion, are endorsement by the editors or change. 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WCIB 3tlQ, United Kingdom httP:/irvu'w. londonsc iencc'nct Proc(1 londonscience'net lnclividual paper reprints may bc ordcred at: proc(@londonscicnce'net ,: t: s 0 15 ll London Scicncc Publishing Limited T hllp: 'rvrvs. londottscictrcc nct St Table of Contents The 47th International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress {r IFLAWC 2010 keface IX Orpnizing Committee x Plsnoing and Management of Culrural Heritage Sites and Landscape of Sunounding Cities and Towns-'Taking the Zhoukoudian Peking Man Site for Example u chi Thc'Shan-shui Ciry" -An Ecological City rvith Chinese Characteristics Jie Hu A Study for Protection of Cultural Resources of the Yeongdo Bridge- l6 Sieyoung Lloon. Kee*'on Hv'ang and Minv'oong, Lint The Typology Approach Study on Landscapc Architecrure in Contemporary Community 20 Wenying Zhang Inspiration of Process Art on the Design of Rain Carden _' 21 Xioo Feng and l!ui<'hug Zhong Study on Traditional Dwcllings and the Environmental Protection of Liiiang Old Tou'n District _32 Lc l(ang. Lei lltei and Lling Zhao Methodology of Event N'lcmory Transpose Dcsign in Lrndscapc Architecture 36 LIANG Shangu Study on thc Convcrsion Mcthod ol the Function of Expo Grcen Spacc bctrveen the Inter-expo and Post-expo-Taking thc Green-space of Shanghai World Expo for Examplc 4l Lv-shui Zhang and Qing-ping Zhong Cemeteries as Cultural Landscapc: Solutions for Revival of the Iranian Cernctcries 45 Farshod Kazextoni. lilohsen Faizi and llchdi Sheihoni Thrce Study Models of Urban Landscape Planning for Bangkok Sustainable Transportation Development Apinya Limpuilnon Sustainable Urban Spaccs Design Based on Prcsen'ing Remnant Patches: An Analysis o{ AB-o-ATASH En-trence Plaza in Tchranilran ---51 55 -' tti Naghat.i Jlamini and Farshod K(Eer<ront A Study on thc Theorctical De finition of Landscape Architecture 62 The Csnsen'ation of l-ocal Culturc Landscapc Spacc Based on lhc Fragmcntation Analysis-A Casc Study of Zicaor+ru Villanc in Easr of China 67 funcot ll'sng. ['atrtck .l{iller and Brian Kotot ilr 7t The Mu Garden: The Chinese Garden Rediscovered Barnes Chen, Pilar At@res and Christopher Yuezhong 7'7 of Cultural Resources Urban Landscape Planning and Design: Protection Siegmar Thomas vs. store 8t preservation in Thailand-Tasty Local Market Mega Dilemma of Cultural LandscaPe Aiya.fininta in lndonesia: An Introduction of an Ecotourism - Development of Protected Landscapes Areas Sustainable 85 Concept Resi Soehaaini Sekaniakrorini and Puspita Galih Arrchitecture Professional: A Case StudY Optirnization of Urban Design Course for Landscape Teaching 90 on Beijing Forestry Universit-v Da Ting 94 and Design Srudio Research on Teaching of Ecological Plarning DAI Da&in and ll/ANG Llin World Heritage between Universal Value and The Governance Strategy of the Dotomites UNESCO 98 Local Culrure Loredona Ponticelli and Cesare Micheletti Resources-Discussion on thc lssues of Maintain the Authenticity and Inlegrity of the Scenic To 103 Park Planning and Construction of Chinese National SHEN Sii-3rra ng and ll'ANG Hao and Urban Deveiopment.-Taking LandscaPc Research on Balance Problem of Heritagc Prcscn'ation 107 as an Example Design of Hangzhou Fenghuangshan Roa<l Cited Ma Jun.shan' Qin Wcilin and ll'ang Jinghuan on the Changcs of betrvcen West and China-BY a StudY A Probc into thc Nature Valuc Cornparison il2 the World [{critagc Convcntton Operational Guidclines for the Implementation of f'otrick llillcr l"{in Zhang. Fcng llan and ll6 rvith lr'lodern LandscaPc Architecturc Culture Integration of Traditional Chincsc Cardcns YANG 8in;hang r2l of Chinese National Parks currcnt situalions and a concept Model of Bufler Zoncs ?-IIIIANG Youbo 126 Architecture in a Globalization Context Local Charactcr Presen ation of Chinese LanrJscapc Fan Fu and Caiiun Zhao r30 in Fragrant Hills Conscn,ation and Utilization of the Jingyi Garden l'ingiic Zhang l14 Urban Grcen Lartd RS-bascd Rcscarch on the Space Structurc of Yueyang Jin3nt'ttr l|ang and C-hi l-i t40 of Chin Creat Ruins Protection and Dcvelopmcnt in Xl'an l'u Drtng{ei. Jia l'ongqiong and Qioo 7-hcng of World Heritagc Integritl' Concept 144 Prelirninary Studv about Gcneration and Dcvelopment ll'ang l'ingltn Pror.ince---Taking Xidi and Hongcun as thc watcr Environnlcnt in Ancienr villagcs in Sciurh ANI-lul 148 cxantplcs llii {iutt t,t.! '\'id(rli"i llt'u : l\' a. Research on the chinese Landscape Design Philosophy of Piling Hill t52 Fe$u Wei and YunYnn Li The Prohibirive Regularion Tablet in Xiaoling Tomb of thc Ming Dynast-v r55 Hui lliang. Si Chen and Jon Bryan Burla' National Culrural Continuity and landscape Design for Sustainabte Development 159 Han BirlDue and Ma Haoran Thc Historical Vicissirude Analysis of Lanting Landscape and Presen'ation Strategies of Culrural Heritage l{ang Li-xian. Long Song-liang, ll'ang -rin and Chen Hong-peng City planning for Biodiversity and Well-being-Balancing in Lomma Ciz.y of Southem Srveden 173 I Eri* S*drb<ick { Landscape Structure of Agrotourism Park in Bogor West Java Indonesia t77 Nizar Nasrullah, .4-[ra D.N. l{aktleu'. Tari Budiarti und Dai Suktna Landscape Design Methods Based on Prototypc t8l Yunleng.llN ond Shuping XIANG Analysis on Legacy Regenegation of Olynrpic Can:es r85 Gilsen Cfiler and Alntat Cengi: l'tldt:cr The Application of Landscape Ecology Thcorl' ancl (ilS in thc Planning and Dcsign of Ching-Shui Ton'n at Taichung County r89 Cheng-Chien Chen, ['ei-l-ittg llit un<l Chiu-llsin Chttr Reflections on the Contemporary Rcgional Landscape frorrr Cultural Communication of Narrative I-andscapc r93 Tang Xiao-lan. Li Tao an<l 7-hong Qiutt Analysis on Linkagc Principlc of Plarrning on Public Spacc in Qingdao Scasidc Rcgion 191 Chang Bing ond Qiu T'ian.t'i Path Systenr Dcsign of National Parks irr Japan 200 Tomoko NllIl.4T Thc Conccpr of \\ttland and Dcsign ol'Urharr \\ictland Park A Casc Study of Rci Dai l-lc Scashorc Wetland 205 Park. Qinhuangdao _ Yang I'un-.{cng The Application of l-andscapc Architcclurc in Slurn Redevelopmcnl 'Taking thc \ffaterfront Arca of Suzhou Rivcr irr Slranghai as an Exarnple 209 7.hou XiangJtirr ond ('hcn f'<,nt Rescarch on Er.aluation Ir{cthodololr\' ()f Visual [-artdscapc to llistorical Culttrral Block and Its Management and ('ontrol ll6 fao;hi l'tnong uud .\'t lto $fays of Constructing Shan-shui Citics in Chirra liorrr thc' Perspcctir.c of Landscapc Urbanisnr 220 Chen l"iootttng nui (iuo l'u A Case Srudl' of lr{irirarirrg rhe Urhan Hert Islarrd F.fltct Through Landscapc Rccottstntction in Strcct Spaee ll.1 TjlNG l\leq,r /)a)\'(; l-rang antl A .1.\.(i ( ,lrrrrlrrll. The Movemcnt of (irccn Fcncc Transftrnrr:rliort lirr [iIcntcttlitn' Scltttols in Taiu'an :28 .ivra-./lrr i:rr ll r:rit, Environmental planning Dererminism: TheAldinga Scrub Srudy of Greenways in South Australia Cynthia E.V. Wuisang and David S. Jones -232 236 Historical Public Spaces of Istanbul Pinar Kollu ond Elif Kutqv Karacor 240 The Chitdren's Play Behavior and Environmental Cognition in Beijing Urban Villages Hsu. Titq{un ond Ron Hendenon 244 The Study on the Classiffing and Ranking System of Tourist Anraction of Shanghai Wu Chengzhao and lYangJing Curriculum Integration and Innovation of Urban Planning in Landscape Architectural Education PANG Ying and XU Da-Wei -?48 251 Research and Design of Network Classroom of Landscape Dendrology Xioonan l'u, Qixiang Zhang, Guangtei Lu and Huanzhi Song 256 Didactic Catalog of Native Plants for Landscape Design Mario del Carmen Maa Aguilor and Ama.va Lantcea Garrilz 260 Ttre Teaching System Reform and Practice of "National Park Planning" Course Il'U l'an.
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