Author(s)

Xiangong Tang, Ahmad Rashdi Yan Ibrahim

City Graduate School, City University, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

Rapid development and urbanization processes have had significant effects, including the shaping of sustainability practices focused on the urban level. Chinese cities have begun to pay attention to their rivers, and a large number of waterfront linear parks have been built in the riverside areas, so that the public can easily enjoy their landscape and entertainment functions. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate how the urban issue is commonly associated with environmental, economic, and social development, and how it is from there that solutions to the crisis we are currently facing can be found and implemented. The rationale of this study Changsha landscape continues to maintain its core traditions by preserving their landscape design safe and current through the use of innovation that is strategically implemented to its physical through online infrastructure. The benefits and challenges facing the listing system in practice should be made clearer by analyzing the background, the used criteria, the accountable agencies, and the protective mechanisms. To comprehend the design, the attributes, and the current state of these structures, this study conducted a literature review using the systematic literature review (SLR) and a survey has been done. These findings will be useful in defining the objectives for future lists of historic buildings in Changsha, and when combined with research on previous lists, they may be significant in understanding the prospects for modern heritage conservation in Changsha City.

Landscape Design, China, Historical Gardens, Modern Parks, Possibilities

Tang, X. and Ibrahim, A. (2023) Shaping Possibilities of Traditions and Innovation in China Contemporary Landscape Design: A Case Study of Changsha Hunan Province. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 11, 421-431. doi: 10.4236/jss.2023.116027.