Landscape Aesthetic Values and Visiting Performance in Natural Outdoor Environment
作者： Noriah Othman , Noralizawati Mohamed , Mohd Hisham Ariffin , None
DOI: 10.1016/J.SBSPRO.2015.08.237
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摘要: Abstract Natural outdoor environment that is aesthetically pleasing, flexible and functional will motivates people to visit those places. Visiting performance a place supported by landscape aesthetic values can promote better participation social engagement among visitors. Aesthetic of are due range attributes. elements known function as “natural tranquillizers” beneficial in urban areas where stress common daily living. Therefore, this study aimed discover the role influencing visiting at National Botanical Garden Shah Alam, Malaysia.
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