JAILCD2025-011: Cross-discipline Intelligent Landscape Architecture Design

Abstract

With the rapid progression of technological innovations, intelligent landscape architecture has surfaced as a burgeoning trend. The evolution of such sophisticated landscape systems necessitates an extensive reservoir of skilled professionals and a robust foundation of technological assets. This study employs the Dougong, a distinctive architectural element of Chinese tradition, as a case study. By establishing a framework comprising "Initial Deliberation (attention - perspective - attitude)", "Breadth Deliberation (low-order - breadth)", "Depth Deliberation (high-order - depth)", and "Internalization Deliberation (innovation - challenge - warmth - height)", a progressive pedagogical model is developed, facilitating a layered and advancing approach to teaching. The research delves into the interdisciplinary integration of intelligent landscape architecture, focusing on the inheritance and innovative design within this field. The outcomes of this interdisciplinary approach to intelligent landscape architecture have been notably successful, as evidenced by numerous accolades in both national and international competitions.