As the reform of the higher education system accelerates and the era of the knowledge economy fully arrives, the relationship between universities and cities is becoming increasingly close. They have become an interdependent community with shared destinies, jointly creating vibrant and competitive region. Cities provide robust support for the construction and development of campuses, while in the face of diverse demands for urban construction and development, universities also contribute to the city by leveraging their talent and knowledge resources. The campus-proximate areas are the preferred locations for universities to radiate outward and drive regional development. However, research on land use and spatial planning in these areas has not been adequately emphasized in urban development, failing to unleash their potential driving force.