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Abstract

In modern cities, multi-dimensional urban planning, which has emerged in an attempt to accommodate spatial needs or address urban problems, develops through the morphological means of artificial land, blurring the boundary between architecture and urban planning. Artificial land has the architectural characteristic of landscapes and plays an important role in multi-dimensional urban planning. In this study, multi-dimensional urban planning was categorized into mixed-use development, multi-dimensional road planning, multi-dimensional aerial planning, and multi-dimensional underground planning. As for the architectural characteristics of artificial land, only physical factors of landscapes were derived for analysis. This study has significance in that it analyzed case studies that suggest the use of artificial land in multi-dimensional urban planning, which is applicable to not only modern cities but also future cities.