Use of landscapes in urban planning

This article describes the ecological principles of urban planning, the optimal use of landscapes in urban planning. In urbanized cities, such an opportunity is very difficult to realize, and large areas are occupied by industrial enterprises, warehouses, housing, road facilities, cultural, educational, medical and sanitary facilities. Such areas create a very large man-made pressure. cities meet more economic needs. Such potential will be focused on performing more economic functions in cities. This is because many facilities, such as workplaces, markets, transport systems, and service facilities, are primarily economic processes. Cities consist of a landscapeurban environment.