Improving urban green space based on ecological landscape criteria (Case study: Nazhvan Park Health Road)

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KIANI MARYAM; GHASEMI ELHAM

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Journal: Journal of Urban Studies on Space and Place Year:2020 | Volume:4 | Issue:2 (14) Page(s): 39-61

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Improving urban green space based on ecological landscape criteria (Case study: Nazhvan Park Health Road)

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KIANI MARYAM | GHASEMI ELHAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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Urban Green Space

Ecological Landscape

Urban Landscape

Nazhvan Park Health Road

Abstract

Today, with the increase of urban population, we are witnessing extensive changes in urban ecological infrastructure, so that this issue has completely affected the ecological environment and urban green infrastructure. Landscape ecology provides the possibility of achieving a balanced combination of the urban network with Ecological Landscape criteria in the relationship between man and nature. These criteria include a healthy environment, energy management, biodiversity, ecotourism, socio-cultural dimensions of society, ecological beauty of the landscape, etc., and with a holistic attitude in restoring, repairing and improving damaged landscapes, Improving Urban Green Spaces, creating biological corridors and biodegradability of nature and human society in cities by considering the capabilities and physical, chemical, biological, ecological and socio-cultural processes and this processes play an important role. Improving the quality of landscapes, especially Urban Green Space and natural areas, will ultimately lead to improving the quality of cities and ultimately improving the quality of human life. This research uses a simple review method and descriptive-analytical approach to identify Ecological Landscape criteria to achieve strategies to improve the green space of Nazhvan health road. These strategies include upgrading vegetation, upgrading environmentally friendly lighting, making more use of soft green landscapes instead of hard landscaping, preserving native plant species, creating ecological networks, creating natural promenades, creating massive and intimate spaces, preserving characteristics Ecological and natural and cultural resources are the correct use of non-renewable resources, minimal production of greenhouse gas production and the use of solar panels, so the proposed plans are based on these strategies.

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KIANI, MARYAM, & GHASEMI, ELHAM. (2020). Improving urban green space based on ecological landscape criteria (Case study: Nazhvan Park Health Road). SPATIAL LOCATIONAL RESEARCHES, 4(2 (14) ), 39-61. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/405501/en

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KIANI MARYAM, GHASEMI ELHAM. Improving urban green space based on ecological landscape criteria (Case study: Nazhvan Park Health Road). SPATIAL LOCATIONAL RESEARCHES[Internet]. 2020;4(2 (14) ):39-61. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/405501/en

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MARYAM KIANI, and ELHAM GHASEMI, “Improving urban green space based on ecological landscape criteria (Case study: Nazhvan Park Health Road),” SPATIAL LOCATIONAL RESEARCHES, vol. 4, no. 2 (14) , pp. 39–61, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/405501/en

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