Research on Oriental Artistic Conception of Architectural Space of Suzhou Garden Ecology Based on Interactive Genetic Algorithm

A novel approach using interactive genetic algorithms reveals the enduring rules of spatial scale and oriental artistic conception in Suzhou classical gardens, offering quantitative insights into their timeless design principles. This study constructs an optimization model to analyze how ancient Chinese gardening norms—such as scale, proportion, and perspective—align with modern spatial characteristics, despite differing design methods. By quantifying garden landscapes through information fusion models, the research bridges traditional and contemporary practices, enhancing rational perception of comfort and beauty in garden architecture. The findings underscore Suzhou gardens' scientific value as UNESCO World Heritage Sites while providing actionable methods for preserving their poetic essence in modern design.

Xu, Z., Lyu, Y., & Wang, W. (2024). Research on Oriental Artistic Conception of Architectural Space of Suzhou Garden Ecology Based on Interactive Genetic Algorithm. International Journal of High Speed Electronics and Systems. https://doi.org/10.1142/s0129156425400798