住宅景观绩效评价-LandscapePerformanceSeries.PDF

Landscape Performance / Special Assessing Residential Landscape Performance: Visual and Bioclimatic Analyses through In-Situ Data Text by: Bo YANG Pamela BLACKMORE (US) Chris BINDER (US) Translation: LIU Jing-yi ZHOU Yu-lin Proofreading: WU Dan-zi Abstract: More than seventy case studies were generated in the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF)’s Landscape Performance Series du ring 2011 and 2012. Residential landscape projects, though common in professional practice, were missing in LAF’s portfolio. To fill this gap, this paper introduces the assessment of three residential projects in Pitkin County, Colorado, USA. The paper particularly focuses on the visual and bioclimatic analyses of two different projects, based on first-hand, in-situ data, and highlights the feasibility of achieving social benefits through landscape design. The visual analysis shows that landscape design can buffer almost 98% of unwanted views, and the bioclimatic analysis indicates that the outdoor spaces that fall into the human comfort zone are in accord with residents’ self-reported behavior mapping