Dr. Feng Shi is a Lecturer and Engineer at the College of Horticulture and Forestry, Tarim University, China. He completed doctoral research training in Civil and Hydraulic Engineering at the School of Architecture, South China University of Technology (2021–2025), and holds an MSc in Landscape Architecture (Northeast Normal University, 2016). His research focuses on sustainable built environments, urban green infrastructure and microclimate regulation, and intelligent ecological regulation for arid oasis systems, with a particular emphasis on street-tree–infrastructure interactions and climate-adaptive design. He has published recent work in Science of the Total Environment (2023), Urban Forestry & Urban Greening (2024), Building and Environment (2025), and Ecological Informatics (2026), including studies on urban street-tree root conflicts, outdoor heat-risk mitigation, and calibrated smartphone AR for tree structural surveys. He has contributed to National Key R&D projects and has co-developed patents/software related to street-tree root conflict prevention, rainwater management, and root-system simulation, and participated in drafting accessibility standards for age-friendly and disability-friendly community environments. He serves as a reviewer for Ain Shams Engineering Journal and Guangdong Landscape Architecture, and is a member of the Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture and the Architectural Society of China.