Urban green areas present a lucid example for the harmonious co-existence of the artificial
and natural environments best illustrated by their interdependence and interconnection in …

Green space, especially visual contact with greenery, is an important aspect of space quality
assessment and has a significant impact on the premium of real estate. Due to the limitations …

Green Infrastructure (GI) is rooted in ecology and cuts across multiple disciplines, including
landscape architecture, environmental sciences, planning, policy, and engineering …

Green infrastructure (GI) is widely recognized for reducing risk of flooding, improving water
quality, and harvesting stormwater for potential future use. GI can be an important part of a …

Sponge City (SC) projects aim to replicate natural water cycles within urban settings,
providing sustainable solutions to urban water management. However, there is a lack of …

The potential of urban nature-based solutions (NBS) to provide significant benefits to
citizens and to address societal challenges is undervalued, yet the valuation of NBS impacts …

Rapid global urbanization has made environmental amenities scarce despite their
considerable advantages, ranging from aesthetics to health benefits. Street greenness is a …

The concept low impact development (LID) has been provided for over five decades for
achieving sustainable stormwater management. However, once installed, LID facilities often …

The capacity of extensive green roofs (EGRs) in runoff reduction and pollutants control
significantly decreased with increasing rainfall intensity. This is attributed to most of EGRs …

Urban stormwater management increasingly changes urban landscapes. From rain gardens
to stormwater ponds, landscape-based practices are visible and often accessible to …