Design Science Xu Qing

Xu Qing, female, born in June 1972 in Wuhan, Hubei Province, PhD, associate professor, master supervisor, member of the cultural landscape professional committee of Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture.

Courses offered:

Chinese and Foreign History of Landscape Architecture (undergraduate), Landscape Design of Urban Public Space(undergraduate), Research on Landscape Heritage Protection (graduate student)

Field of research: Protection and management of world heritage, cultural landscape and scenic spots

Education background:

1989.9-1993.7: bachelor’s degree, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Wuhan Urban Construction Institute (original)

2005.9-2008.3: master’s degree, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University

2010.9-2017.3: doctorate, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University

2012.4-2013.4: visiting scholar, Anthropology Research Center of Australian National University (ANU)

2016.8-2016.9: field training of Historic Urban Landscape: Bridging Cultures, with qualification certificate granted, CNR-ICVBC

Work experience:

1993.7-2005.7: Central and Southern China Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd., engaged in architectural and landscape design, responsible for planning and design projects of Asia Pacific Industrial City Planning in Lufeng County, Guangdong Province, Jinyuan Residential Area in Yichang City, landscape reconstruction of Binjiang Road in Liuzhou City, Guangxi Province. In 2004, he was certified as a senior architect by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development.

2000.6-2002.6: Held the concurrent post of design in the Design Department of EDSA-Orient Landscape Wuhan Branch, presided over the environmental design of No.14 Residential Area of Wuhan Changqing Garden, the environmental landscape project of Qingshan “Landscape Garden” in Wuhan (national demonstration community), landscape design of “Fuxing · Huiyu Garden”, environmental engineering project of “Xinxin Garden”, environmental engineering project of “Ya'an garden” and other landscape design projects

2006.1-2007.8: Held the concurrent post of chief engineer of Landscape Design Department of Jiangsu Branch of Architectural Design Institute of Tongji University

2008.9 - : associate professor, Department of Environmental Design, School of Arts and Communication, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan)

Selected research projects and practice:

1. 2010.10-2012.5: “2010 UNESCO China World Heritage Site Protection and Management Project --- Research on Cultural Landscape of Lushan World Heritage Site”, core group member (rank 1)

2. 2014.6-2017.12: project supported by the National Social Science Fund of China “Research on the protection and development of ethnic cultural landscape in southwest poverty-stricken areas in the process of new urbanization” (14BSH135), principal investigator

3. 2017.7-2019.7: “UNESCO World Heritage and Sustainable Tourism Programme Chinese Pilot Studies -- Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area, the World Natural Heritage Site” (World Heritage Institute of Training and Research for the Asia and the Pacific Region under the auspices of UNESCO - Shanghai), senior research specialist

4. 2017.10-2019.10: “Revision of the Overall Plan of Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area (2020-2035)” ( Tongji Urban Planning and Design Institute, Tongji University), dedicated person in charge

Selected research achievements:

1. Xu Qing. Research on the Value System of Cultural Landscape in Scenic Regions —— Taking Lushan as An Example [M]. Beijing: China Architecture & Building Press, 2019.

2. Ken Taylor & Qing Xu (2019). ‘Challenging landscape Eurocentrism: an Asian perspective’, in Peter Howard, Ian Thompson, Emma Waterton and Mick Atha (eds.) The Routledge Companion to Landscape Studies (Second edition)’ [M], London and New York: Routledge, pp.311-328

3. Xu Qing, Han Feng*. Genealogical Analysis of Western Cultural Landscape Theories [J]. Chinese Landscape Architecture, 2016, 32(12):68-75

4. Xu Qing, Han Feng*. The Phenomenological Approach of Cultural Landscape Research and Enlightenment [J]. Chinese Landscape Architecture, 2015, 31(11): 99-102


5. Xu Qing (2014). Applying the historic urban landscape approach to the conservation of historic cities in China [CA]. Applied Mechanic and Materials, EI (20140517248888), v.488, pp.639-642

6. Feng HAN, Qing XU. Local People's Recognition of World Heritage Culture Landscape Values: Mount Lu Case Study[C]. 2012 IFLA Asia-Pacific Region Conference, 2012, Oct. 22-24, Shanghai, China

7. Han Feng, Xu Qing. On the theoretical framework of cultural landscape value research in scenic spots [C]. 2012 Proceedings of Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture: Better Landscape, Better Life (Volume I, II). Beijing: China Architecture & Building Press, 2012, 10:40-42

8. (UK) Maggie ROE, Edited and Translated by HAN Feng, XU Qing. The European Landscape Convention: A Revolution in Thinking about “Cultural Landscape” [J]. Chinese Landscape Architecture , 2007, 23(11):10-15

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