Modernizing Classical Garden Designs: The Chinese Garden for Shanghai World Expo
Chen Yue-zhon
Abstract
Chen Yue-zhon
Abstract
Development and design practices must be harmonized with tradition in order for cities to retain their cultural integrity in the current age of globalization. The proper balancing of traditional values and modern needs is the core challenge facing landscape design. The evolution of the classical garden is deeply rooted in the history of China. Traversing the park is like a walk through time: the culture and history of China are evident in every aspect of the park but its design is truly modern. During the 2010 Shanghai World Expo and beyond, the Chinese Garden Park will showcase China’s invaluable culture for visitors and international design professionals. The traditionally enclosed garden is opened to the public, allowing all to experience the beauty and allure of the Chinese garden.
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Development and design practices must be harmonized with tradition in order for cities to retain their cultural integrity in the current age of globalization. The proper balancing of traditional values and modern needs is the core challenge facing landscape design. The evolution of the classical garden is deeply rooted in the history of China. Traversing the park is like a walk through time: the culture and history of China are evident in every aspect of the park but its design is truly modern. During the 2010 Shanghai World Expo and beyond, the Chinese Garden Park will showcase China’s invaluable culture for visitors and international design professionals. The traditionally enclosed garden is opened to the public, allowing all to experience the beauty and allure of the Chinese garden.
Key concepts: Landscape architecture, China, Landscape design, Beauty, Globalization, Garden design, Architectural engineering, Engineering