Wuhan City Park Landscape Design Based on River Culture
Zhang Yin, Zhou Qi
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Zhang Yin, Zhou Qi
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Abstract Urban parks, as one of the starting points of urban green development, are a composite product of the interaction between people and nature. They play an important role in displaying and continuing the city’s culture. Therefore, it is critical to attach importance to the design and renewal of urban parks. This article takes Wuhan City Park as the specific research object, and extracts the “water”, “fish” and “bubble” in the “river culture” as landscape design elements. To show, let people feel the baptism of urban culture while visiting the park, and re-entrust the park with the mission of inheriting cultural heritage.
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Abstract Urban parks, as one of the starting points of urban green development, are a composite product of the interaction between people and nature. They play an important role in displaying and continuing the city’s culture. Therefore, it is critical to attach importance to the design and renewal of urban parks. This article takes Wuhan City Park as the specific research object, and extracts the “water”, “fish” and “bubble” in the “river culture” as landscape design elements. To show, let people feel the baptism of urban culture while visiting the park, and re-entrust the park with the mission of inheriting cultural heritage.
Key concepts: Geography, Urban culture, Landscape design, Environmental planning, Urban park, Urban landscape, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Sociology