| From the perspective of environmental behavior theory, dynamic landscape design methods can strengthen the relationship between spatial design and human behavior, psychology, and emotions, thereby improving the quality of public space construction. This study proposes a framework for symbiotic and dynamic relationships in urban public spaces, along with strategies for humanized, diversified, and process-oriented landscape design, as well as landscape design integrating intelligent interaction and technology. These approaches aim to establish close connections and emotional interactions between urban public spaces and people, ultimately enhancing the quality and effectiveness of urban public spaces. |