Components of Sustainable Design in Special Ecological Areas
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Special Ecological Areas, Sustainable Design, Sustainable Structure, DevelopmentAbstract
This research examines the components of sustainable design. Sustainable design is highly important in ecological areas and should guarantee the improvement of residents' quality of life and environmental protection by considering the unique environmental factors of each region. This study delves into the concept of sustainable design, the factors influencing it, and the implementation methods for creating sustainable designs in different ecological areas. The aim of this study is to present a coherent theoretical framework to deepen the concept of sustainable design and provide an explanation for its components in the environment of a protected area. This study investigates the physical changes in protected areas and the improvement activities created so that minimal damages are inflicted on the local environment. Achieving a sustainable framework will help protect these areas and the environment in general. To reach this goal, ideas for sustainable development have been studied. This examination may assist environmental engineers and urban designers in identifying better methods for sustainable design in these areas and ensuring environmental improvement and residents' quality of life.
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