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Landscape Architecture Frontiers Landscape Architecture Frontiers is an ESCI journal focusing on both research and design practice.

 This study examines how different land use types affect urban park green space (PGS) distribution in Nanjing, China, at...
17/12/2024


This study examines how different land use types affect urban park green space (PGS) distribution in Nanjing, China, at various grid scales. The findings show that as grid size increases, the interaction between land uses and PGS becomes stronger, with residential and water areas being key factors. These insights can guide better urban planning and sustainable development.


Article Title: The Scale-Effects of Different Land Use Types on the Distribution Pattern of Park Green Space at Multiple Grid Scales—A Case Study on the Main Urban Area of Nanjing, China
Author: Jialing QIAN, Dawei SHAO, Wei JIANG
More details: https://journal.hep.com.cn/laf/EN/10.15302/J-LAF-0-020022

 This article focuses on the revitalization of the Yongqingfang historical and cultural district, analyzing how design s...
29/11/2024


This article focuses on the revitalization of the Yongqingfang historical and cultural district, analyzing how design strategies can integrate heritage preservation with modern needs. It emphasizes the promotion of sustainable development and the enhancement of community cultural identity and social cohesion through thoughtful urban renewal.


Article Title: Revitalization of Historic Conservation Areas: The Landscape Design for Yongqing Fang Phase III in Guangzhou, China
Author: Hu SUN (Guangzhou S.P.I Design Co., Ltd.)
More details: https://journal.hep.com.cn/laf/EN/10.15302/J-LAF-0-040006

 ● Conducts a meta-analysis of the impact of urban blue spaces on residents' mental health● Clarifies the measuring indi...
07/11/2024


● Conducts a meta-analysis of the impact of urban blue spaces on residents' mental health
● Clarifies the measuring indicators and research models of the impact of urban blue spaces on residents' mental health
● Quantifies the effect of urban blue spaces on residents' mental health in dimensions of proximity, availability, and visibility
● The effect of urban blue spaces on negative psychology is controversial, especially their effect of depression and other psychological disorders, and the findings among existing studies vary significantly


Article Title: A Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Urban Blue Spaces on Residents' Mental Health
Author(s): Wenya ZHAI, Hanbei CHENG, Feicui GOU, Zilin WANG, Zhigang LI
More details: https://journal.hep.com.cn/laf/EN/10.15302/J-LAF-0-020025

Call for Submissions:We're inviting submissions for our 2025 issue on "Urban Flood Risk Identification and Resilience En...
08/10/2024

Call for Submissions:
We're inviting submissions for our 2025 issue on "Urban Flood Risk Identification and Resilience Enhancement." This issue seeks to explore new ideas, technologies, and methods oflandscape planning and design for disaster prevention and mitigation.

Topics of Interest:
● Flood risk assessment considering the impact of climate change
● Optimization of green-gray-blue infrastructure for resilience enhancement
● Disaster prevention and evacuation space planning for emergency response
● Dual-use storage space design for daily and emergency purposes

Submission Deadline: April 7, 2025
Submissions from all regions are welcome. Use of latest data and technologies is encouraged.
For details and submission guidelines, visit: https://journal.hep.com.cn/laf/EN/2096-336X/home.shtml

Contact: [email protected]
Join us in creating resilient and sustainable urban environments!

 This study explores how pet parks in high-density cities like Hong Kong contribute to urban well-being and spatial just...
26/09/2024


This study explores how pet parks in high-density cities like Hong Kong contribute to urban well-being and spatial justice, while navigating the challenges of balancing public safety and inclusivity.


Article Title: Exploring the Inclusive Potential of Pet Parks From the Perspective of Spatial Justice: Hong Kong's Experience and Implications
Author(s): Izzy Yi JIAN, Jiemei LUO, Caterina VILLANI, Kin Wai Michael SIU
More details: https://journal.hep.com.cn/laf/EN/10.15302/J-LAF-1-020099

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