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Revitalization development of Greenbelt "Fecility" in Yanjiao, China by Chinyi Gu/Ran Tao

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Name	development of greenbelt 'felicity'
Location	Yanjiao, Hebei Province
Country	China
Topic	please enter the topic here
Office	office or planner/designer
Client	please enter the client here
Completion	design in progress
Project costs	Please enter the costs (if known)
Case study author(s)	''Chinyi Gu/Ran Tao


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<googlemap version="0.9" lat="39.925009" lon="116.490784" zoom="11" width="360" height="240">39.914073, 116.577998, Yanjiao39.911843, 116.381607, Center of Peking</googlemap>

Rationale: Why is this case study interesting?

The initial question raised naturally is that

The development of the greenbelt is actually a defence to prevent the city sprawling or

it would be forged to serve as a green lung for new city center?

On the political aspect, due to the very location of Yanjiao, which belongs to the big Peking economic circle, local government is intended to maximize the scope of the whole town. The viewpoint of landscape architect is on the contrary.Regarding the severe fragmentation of the landuse in peri-urban area close to Peking, the crucial issue is that if the build up of greenbelt could virtually work as a barrier to isolate the building up of the city from the farming land.

Author's perspective

This case study is firstly applied as the main topic of bachelor thesis by Ran Tao,Beijing Forestry University[1].In the very beginning,the purpose of the project, as the very pioneer work central park in new York city has established, is to spare a recreational area in advance. As a matter of fact,the development of Yanjiao is a mirror reflecting the urbanization of rural area in China. With the re construction of economics, with the redundancy of farming population surging to the city to seek to work chance, the urbanization trends seems to be irreversible.However, how to deal with the change in a sustainable way is the key issue of landscape architecture profession in the next several years. Here we extract this whole story, to formulate two possible consequence of the ending.

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