The Principles of Configuring Landscape Plants at Campus Edge

Long LIU

Abstract


Based on the specific regional culture, targeted at configuration of landscape plants at the edge of campus, this article studies the selection, art, culture, function and ecology of plants, and highlights the principles of people orientation and harmonious humanity. It takes Henan Polytechnic University as an example, puts forward the principles of planning landscape plants at the edge of campus, and explores new ideas for deigning the spaces at campus edge.


Keywords


Campus; Landscape at the edge; Plant configuration

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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