Journal of Building Technology

Urban areas are currently at a pivotal stage of renewal and enhancement of the human living environment. Waterfront zones, as critical spaces embodying regional culture and the spirit of place, hold significant practical value for research on spatial morphology evolution and landscape design. Responding to emerging demands for public waterfront spaces amid urban renewal, this study concentrates on the historical evolution patterns of waterfront spatial morphology, the theoretical framework of landscape resilience design, and its practical implementation. The objective is to establish a methodological system for waterfront landscape design that adapts to dynamic urban development, thereby providing theoretical support for improving the quality and sustainability of waterfront spatial environments.