Study On The Culture Wall In The Design Of Historical Block Landscape

Reconstruction Design of the city’s historic district has become one of many major issuesof urban development and updating of the world, rather than some simple renovation design.And more mature foreign protective development in the historic district of a large number ofrare good protection updates and rather awkward situation. Many cities have a rich historyand culture of strong neighborhoods, they create a unique sense of culture and atmosphere,forms part of the charm and vitality. The features and functions of these neighborhoods andthe city as a whole is inseparable linked. Today, how do we make the historic district andcultural heritage and the development of better become part of the city has become a majorissue worldwide, relative to many foreign design patterns with relatively mature, but in ourculture there is a lot of historic district status quo comparison embarrassment.Reconstruction and development of the various modes are required in a particularcontext and environment extensions, which is both a constraint, but also a motivating factor.All urban neighborhoods are changing, and seek changes in demand for better protection ofthe historic district between the change, and produce balanced development is not made fromthe physical environment and limit the economy. For this run, the building blocks of spacewith high quality and reflect the culture of a higher requirement, but also on how to deal withsuch a variety of design requirements, and how to respect the history of the development ofnew neighborhoods and the city’s ancient culture and the problem of in a challenge to strike abalance.I hope this article in shaping the research "wall culture" in the city’s historicneighborhoods, elaborated by the four parts from my research to a conclusion. First, the studyreviews the background of the subject as well as the significance of historic urban landscapedesign blocks in the wall of cultural dynamics shaping domestic and foreign research;secondly describes the city’s historic district, the definition of the wall and the aestheticculture shaping generated by shaping the form, function, value reflects the commercial,cultural heritage and other aspects; then summarize how the proposed historic district on thecity wall of culture in shaping the landscape design of the material, color decoration, landscape structure, function space, and cultural characteristics of cultural heritage and otherdesign requirements; Finally, This article summarizes a summary of the research results, andthe historic district of the city wall of the new culture shaping a new pattern of conductinquiry.