Landscape Design and Dual-Carbon Technology: Integration and Symbiosis, Creating a Green Future

Under the background of global climate change and low-carbon development, landscape design, as an important part of urban construction, has an increasingly significant trend of low-carbon and ecological development. This paper deeply discusses the feasibility and practice path of combining landscape design and dual-carbon technology, aiming to promote the development of landscape design in the direction of low-carbon, efficient, and sustainable through technological innovation and concept renewal. Firstly, this paper reviews the basic principles and application fields of dual-carbon technology and the current market environment of landscape design and analyzes the potential value of dual-carbon technology in landscape design. Then, based on several concrete cases, the practical application of dual-carbon technology in landscape design is elaborated, including solar energy utilization, green building materials, etc. In addition, this paper also discusses the challenges and solutions in combining landscape design with dual-carbon technology, which provides a useful reference for future research and practice. The research shows that the combination of landscape design and dual-carbon technology can not only enhance the ecological benefits and aesthetic value of the landscape but also effectively reduce carbon emissions and promote the city's sustainable development.

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Communications in Humanities Research
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7064/45/20240077
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Sustainable Industrial Ecology
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Landscape Design and Dual-Carbon Technology: Integration and Symbiosis, Creating a Green Future

Xinyan Wang
Communications in Humanities Research
Sustainable Industrial Ecology
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Landscape Design and Dual-Carbon Technology: Integration and Symbiosis, Creating a Green Future

Xinyan Wang
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Under the background of global climate change and low-carbon development, landscape design, as an important part of urban construction, has an increasingly significant trend of low-carbon and ecological development. This paper deeply discusses the feasibility and practice path of combining landscape design and dual-carbon technology, aiming to promote the development of landscape design in the direction of low-carbon, efficient, and sustainable through technological innovation and concept renewal. Firstly, this paper reviews the basic principles and application fields of dual-carbon technology and the current market environment of landscape design and analyzes the potential value of dual-carbon technology in landscape design. Then, based on several concrete cases, the practical application of dual-carbon technology in landscape design is elaborated, including solar energy utilization, green building materials, etc. In addition, this paper also discusses the challenges and solutions in combining landscape design with dual-carbon technology, which provides a useful reference for future research and practice. The research shows that the combination of landscape design and dual-carbon technology can not only enhance the ecological benefits and aesthetic value of the landscape but also effectively reduce carbon emissions and promote the city's sustainable development.

Communications in Humanities ResearchVol. 45(1)
Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Sustainable Industrial Ecology
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