Large-Scale Urban Parks on Post-Industrial Sites in Contemporary Urban Landscape Conceptions / / Mengyixin Li.
The theme is related to "Large Parks on Post-industrial Sites in Contemporary Urban Landscape Conceptions", which is expounded in the fields of landscape architecture, landscape ecology and urban planning. A worldwide perspective is created so as to conduct cross-cultural research on the t...
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