| More than 80 imperial tombs in Shaanxi Province scattered throughout the Kuan-chung Plain which carry important cultural connotations and historical values,inherit the essence of traditional culture today and future,and embody profound human values and social values as the human landscape resources.Since the imperial tomb sites are in constant change from the moment they are established,they cannot remain in the“original appearance”in the river of time.So the original intention of this study is to focus on their present state and future development.Based on the perspective of landscape and the concept of conservation of large sites,this paper attempts to apply the dissipative structure theory in exploring the study of landscapes in imperial tombs and to summarize its development rules and carries out organic interventions.The main content of this thesis is to propose a strategy for the organic conservation and revitalization of the imperial tombs landscape by combining the principles of the dissipative structure theory that the system would change from a disorderly state to an orderly state with the natural state and human intervention of the site.The paper seeks to protect and promote the dynamic and orderly development of the imperial tomb sites landscape from a new theoretical perspective,and to provide reference and inspiration for the landscape planning and design of tomb sites.The paper uses literature research,comprehensive analysis,field research and other methods.The content of background,research purpose and current status are included in Instruction section;Chapter 1 conducts a basic study on the imperial tomb sites landscape,explaining its concept,value,landscape elements and existing problems;Chapter 2 argues that the imperial tomb sites landscape conforms to the characteristics of dissipative structure theory and the development rules are derived by analyzing its dissipative process;For Chapter 3,it is proposed to organically protect and activate the imperial mausoleum site landscape by creating external conditions and stimulating internal incentives based on the previous section and the dissipative structure theory;Chapter 4 includes that to combine with the graduation design practice to further demonstrate the research results. |
