Abstract

The emergence of food industrial zone, in a certain extent, marks the development and progress of Chinese economy, which plays a very important role in the construction of city landscape. Based on the analysis of landscape design as well as its meaning in the food industrial zone, this study takes it as a starting point, discussing the landscape composition of modern food industrial zone, as well as landscape design principles and specific design content of food industrial zone.

Keywords:

Food industrial zone, landscape design, principles,

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