XU,Zili
Gender: Male
Date of birth: October 1970
Title: Lecturer (Associate Professor appointment in advance)
Last Degree: Ph.D.
Learning Resume
In July 1992, South China University of Technology bachelor's degree
In April 1998, South China University of Technology Master
In December 2008, South China University of Technology Ph.D. graduate
Experience
From July 1992 to December 1994, the Guangdong Provincial Highway Engineering Corporation
From December 1994 to September 1995, Guangzhou Overseas Chinese Architectural Design Firm
Since April 1998, South China University of Technology
Social part-time：Youth member of the Cultural Landscape Subcommittee of the China Society of Landscape Architecture Distinguished Professor at the Online Training Center for University Teachers, Ministry of Education Supervisor of the APCIA Asia-Pacific Urban Architecture Society. Theoretical Instructor of Zhengtai Taijiquan Teaching System at Chen Zhenglei Taijiquan Academy in Guangzhou, 6th Dan in Chen Style Taijiquan of Chinese Martial Arts
Research
Protection and development of water culture landscapes, and protection and development of Lingnan regional landscape resources
Long-term tracking of three closely related research directions: Lingnan regional water landscapes, regional landscape resources, and evaluation, protection, and development of regional landscape characteristics. Outstanding research features and innovative contributions include: the discovery and organization of the unique cultural landscapes of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, represented by Guangzhou, — traditional waterborne cultural landscape resources. This is an important breakthrough in Lingnan regional landscape research, and can contribute to the construction of the Wanli Greenway, water tourism planning, and specialized waterway planning in the Greater Bay Area. The planning and design of the water-based cultural heritage route provides important data, foundation, and theoretical guidance. The research foundation project Protection and Development of Water Cultural Landscapes in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area was approved as a 2020 Guangzhou Philosophy and Social Sciences Development 13th Five-Year Plan project. Published 15 papers in core journals and 10 papers at the provincial level or above. As the main person in charge of the landscape design section of the Cantonese Opera Art Museum project, the project has won: First Prize for Planning and Design at the 2019 Science and Technology Award of the Landscape Architecture Society; First Prize in the 2017 National Excellent Engineering Survey and Design Landscape Engineering category; 2017 First Prize for Excellent Engineering Survey and Design in Guangdong Province.
Tel: 020－87111327
E-mail: arzlxu@scut.edu.cn
