Visual-thermal interaction effects on perceived restoration in dynamic park routes: a time-series perspective on outdoor climate adaptation in hot climates

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• Perceived restoration increases with effective visual-thermal interaction in outdoor environments, suggesting design improvements.
• Key evidence indicates a notable increase in perceived restoration correlating with temperature variations in parks.
• Observational analysis across various park routes in hot climates assesses perceived restoration linked to climate factors.
• This highlights the need for effective environmental design strategies for climate adaptation in outdoor spaces.