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This book provides an in-depth exploration of the innovative concepts and practical cases of urban landscape planning and design in the United States, analyzing their positive impacts on the urban environment. The urbanization process in the United States, as a microcosm of modern industrialization and urban development, has faced numerous challenges such as environmental pollution, ecological destruction, social segregation, and a lack of public space since the mid-19th century. Urban landscape planning and design have gradually shifted from a singular focus on beautification to a comprehensive integration of ecological, social, and cultural functions. Using a comprehensive research methodology including literature review, field surveys, case analysis, and expert interviews, the book systematically examines the historical development, theoretical basis, innovative concepts, and practical cases of urban landscape planning and design in the United States. It reveals that urban landscape planning has evolved from early pastoral concepts to functionalist layouts in the 20th century, and then to an integration of ecology and culture in the 21st century. Modern urban landscape planning emphasizes ecological priorities, cultural integration, public participation, and technological application. It aims to enhance urban ecological resilience by constructing ecological networks, protecting natural habitats, and increasing urban green spaces. Several innovative practices are highlighted in the book, such as New York's High Line Park, Chicago's Green Roof project, Boston's Public Garden, and the cultural landscape design of the National Mall in Washington, D.C. These cases demonstrate the implementation of ecological restoration, sustainable development, multifunctional landscape space design, and cultural heritage protection. They have achieved significant results in improving the urban ecological environment, enhancing the quality of life for residents, and promoting social harmony.