Theoretical research on urban spatial structure from the perspective of ecology
Vol 3, Issue 1, 2022
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Abstract
Since ancient times, exploring a reasonable relationship between urban space and nature has been the tireless pursuit of mankind. Since the 21st century, ecological thought has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Today, when the ecological city is gradually recognized by people and recognized as the ideal development model of the city, emphasizing the urban spatial model integrated with nature and building a scientific and reasonable urban spatial structure system has gradually become the research hotspot of urban scholars and builders at home and abroad. From the theoretical basis of urban spatial structure research from the perspective of ecology, the origin of academic thought has a long history, but it lacks a systematic established model, so it is very necessary to summarize it.
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Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Ali Jahani
Research Center of Environment and Sustainable Development
Iran
eISSN
2810-9813
Publication Frequency
Semi-annual
