Eco Landscape For War Devastation Area In Tripoli-Libya
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Ecological Landscape is a method of organizing
the building's and maintaining the ground landscaping that
considers the ecology of the site creates gardens and parks
that enhance the surrounding landscape for the benefit of
humans and all other organisms' life in the ecosystem.
Therefore, to build an eco-landscape and sustainable urban
design, these challenges need to be faced with efficient and
creative ideas and hard efforts to succeed. The paper focuses
on the environmental issues, investigates and works on
the development of old military sites and camps, which is
destroyed by the 2011 war in Tripoli, to re- functioning and
developing them as entertaining places and open public
green spaces for people. Therefore, these sites have been
taken as a case study of the paper, to integrate them within
the urban land use planning of the city of Tripoli, considering
the idea of eco-sustainable landscape architecture of the
urban built environment of the city. This could create solutions
for the problem of the lack of open green public spaces and
places in the cityof Tripoli.
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