Application of computer vision technology in surface damage detection and analysis of shedthin tiles in China: a case study of the classical gardens of Suzhou by Lina Yan, Yile Chen, Liang Zheng, Yi Zhang

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More than a work of art: Exploring restorative experience in tourism at the Net Master’s Garden, Suzhou, China by Jianbing Sun, Xiaoli Cheng, Changhong Zhao

“…Classical gardens in Suzhou were designed not only as an art of work but also for use in daily life. …”
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THE MULTI-TECH PROTECTIVE MONITORING OF THE LION FOREST GARDEN STONY ARTIFICIAL HILLS (SUZHOU, CHINA) by F. Fu, J. Zhang, F. Shen, C. Zhao

“…In 2000, it was inscribed in the World Heritage List as an extensive property of the Classical Gardens of Suzhou. The Lion Forest Garden is famous for its stony artificial hills covering more than 4,000 square meters, which were continually built during Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasty. …”
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Assessment of urbanization impact on cultural heritage based on a risk-based cumulative impact assessment method by Li Fu, Qingping Zhang, Yizhou Tang, Jie Pan, Qun Li

“…This method was applied to 21 classical gardens in Suzhou, China. The results show that Suzhou classical gardens are impacted by urbanization. …”
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Towards a Holistic Narration of Place: Conserving Natural and Built Heritage at the Humble Administrator’s Garden, China by Youcao Ren, Johnathan Djabarouti

“…Underpinned by critical heritage theory and a focus on intangible heritage, this research seeks to confront this conflict by examining the shifting conservation practice at the Humble Administrator’s Garden (HAG), a World Heritage Site and Classical Garden of Suzhou, China. A mixed-methodological approach explores the interplay between architecture and landscape within its heritage conservation process, utilizing archival research, semi-structured interviews with HAG Management, and visitor journals. …”
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