Title of article
Visual ecology: Outdoor light environment for plant design by computer simulation
Author/Authors
Chuang-Hung Lin، نويسنده , , Der-Lin Ling، نويسنده , , Yu-Sen Chang، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2007
Pages
9
From page
2920
To page
2928
Abstract
This study attempts to show how the duration of building shading impacts the light environment of plants. AutoLISP program language and AutoCAD software are used to develop a 3-D analytic model. Taking the National United University campus as an empirical case, the ratio of sunshade around buildings is simulated and calculated. From the perspective of visual effects and rate of sunlight, “symmetric” or “row” plant design usually ignores the fact that plants are living organisms. Meanwhile, so-called Enviroscaping, a new energy-saving technology, promotes reasonable landscaping decisions.
Keywords
to make theplants as beautiful as expected , Computer simulation , landscapers mustunderstand the quality , intensity and distribution ofsunlight. Combining science and aesthetics has thusbecome a central issue recently.Gardening is a living art. When a place is revisitedafter many , Plant design1. IntroductionSunlight affects the growth of plants in terms of theirshapes , Sunshine hours
Journal title
Building and Environment
Serial Year
2007
Journal title
Building and Environment
Record number
409557
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