Reflections on the Application of Low-Tech in Landscape Architecture Design Amid Environmental Crisis
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https://doi.org/10.21834/e-bpj.v9iSI23.6160Keywords:
Environmental Crisis , Landscape Architecture Design , Aesthetics, Low-tech Application , DevelopmentAbstract
The post-modern focus on landscape and vernacular architecture emerged from ecological concerns due to resource crises, critiquing high-tech resource consumption and uniform aesthetics. Low-tech landscape architecture integrates traditional and modern architecture, utilizing passive ecological technologies. This approach seeks to modernize energy use in landscape architecture, fostering innovation within low-tech frameworks. Policies and regulations ensure that construction meets aesthetic and technical standards, emphasizing local materials and sustainability. These methods promote sustainable development and harmonious coexistence with nature, offering new avenues for architectural design and landscape art amid environmental challenges.
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