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An analysis of the responsibilities of environmental designers based on sustainable development
- 1 University of Shanghai for Science and Technology
- 2 University of Shanghai for Science and Technology
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Abstract
As a newly emerging developing country, China's rapid economic growth has propelled the urbanization process, necessitating continuous adaptation of the entire societal environment. However, without robust legal and regulatory constraints and without rational comprehensive planning and technical guidance, the most significant risk posed is the severe destruction of natural resources and the living environment. The design works created by environmental art designers permeate every corner of our lives, and as a result, these designers bear a greater societal responsibility.
Keywords
environmental art designer, designer's responsibility, people-oriented, professional ethics
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Shi,J.;Fang,Z. (2023). An analysis of the responsibilities of environmental designers based on sustainable development. Journal of Food Science, Nutrition and Health,1,1-4.
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