Improving Soundscape Comfort in Urban Green Spaces Based on Aural-Visual Interaction Attributes of Landscape Experience

The importance of multi-sensory perception in constructing human landscape experiences has been increasingly emphasized contemporary urban life. aim this study is to explore aural-visual interaction attributes that may influence people’s perceived overall soundscape comfort green spaces (UGSs). To achieve this, a total 12 perceptive indicators were identified from the existing literature evaluate visual and acoustic types sound sources, their relations comfort. 268 responses obtained questionnaire-based survey conducted five UGSs Chengdu Outer Ring Ecological Zone. This was done whilst typical objective indicator, level, used as mediator for potential changes on these within different level ranges. Results suggested low environmental does not correspond higher ratings It also found 77 dBA turning point relation between its influential UGSs. A set six models then provided describe contributing interactions, respectively, ranges below above 77dBA.