1. Introduction
Botanical landscaping is the only way to create a beautiful visual effect of nature’s plants, whether in single or group form, so that people can experience the beauty of this effect from the inside out. Plantscaping includes not only the naturally formed plantscape, but also artificial pruning and landscaping to create the perfect plantscape. At present, many gardening companies benefit from the VR industry and have realized its application. Australian architect Beau B. Beza’s team used interactive experience technology to capture and represent the famous botanical landscape of Geelong’s eastern coastal reserve in Australia. At present, most of the research and applications of multi-modal interactive technology in landscape architecture focus on planning and design, and less attention is paid to garden plant landscaping. At the same time, the existing research also lacks the distinction and summary of applying modal interaction technology to landscape architecture. In terms of practical application, it is mainly used to display and communicate the scheme, analyze the design process, teach garden plant landscaping, etc. The use of aspects is also rare.
Many scholars in China have started to discuss what kind of marine urban (MU) landscape environment is the most ideal environment for recreation and play. In the process of MU planting design, the direction of research has shifted to the analysis of low-carbon and ecological landscape environment design, but they are still inseparable from human participation. In China, there are a large number of relevant theoretical studies on interaction design, marine cities, and planted landscape design (LD), but relatively few research institutions and researchers are engaged in multimodal interactive LD research [1]. With the increasing demand for tourism, MU landscaping as an important part of urban planning has become the highlight of urban landscaping, and people’s love for marine nature makes people more inclined to approach marine landscapes. People pay increased attention to the needs of tourists in the construction of marine cities, and they pay attention to the enjoyment and experience of environmental recreation. However, most of the current research on the design of MU planting focuses more on the …
