Residential compounds are not limited to residential activity only, but other human activities exist through the work of the proper landscape design for the spaces between the buildings, and some of them link the buildings and those activities. The landscape design varies from one residential compound to another depending on the nature of the surrounding environment, the type of user, the required activity, and the general character of the area. This paper aims to decide and clear monitoring of the set of needs and humanity within the residential communities through a toolset of a check list from earlier projects implemented and currently used at the international and local levels. Three approaches (theoretical, analytical, and applied) were implemented. First, the components affecting the landscape add to reviewing the principles of landscape design. Some examples of landscape design in residential communities in (Dubai) were analyzed using the comparative analytical approach. Finally, the applied approach used on the landscape design of existing residential communities in Cairo to measure the success of their designs and that they are temporally compatible (suitable for all ages and groups), spatially (best use of the entire space), and sustainable (preserving the environment and using appropriate environmental elements) To get the best landscape image in residential compounds.
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Noha Ahmed Abdelmonam Elsayed (2024) studied this question.
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