Study In Urban Wetland Landscape Design From The Perspective Of Ecological Aesthetics

Into the 21 st century,the global ecological crisis brought about by industrial civilization has forced people to the road of ecological civilization,"ecological aesthetics" as a combination of ecology and aesthetics of the product in its transition period gradually been widely attention.Of course,ecological aesthetics is a profound reflection on the ecological crisis caused by the destruction of ecological environment.With the accelerated process of urbanization,the ecological environment is deteriorating,the urban green land landscape has been unable to meet people's needs,Urban wetlands because of its unique ecological function,aesthetic value and cultural connotation by people like,known as the "city back garden." The concept of ecological aesthetics combines design and life,the form of beauty and the integration of ecological functions.Let the ecology in the landscape of the beautiful existence,Which provides a new perspective and a way for urban wetland landscape design combined with science and art.First of all,this article digs deeper into the connotation of ecological beauty and the goals and values of contemporary landscape,Taking the urban wetland landscape as the research object,Based on the theories of landscape ecology,ecological design,garden aesthetics and recreation,the ecological aesthetics concept is transformed into the principles and methods that can guide the urban wetland landscape design,This paper further analyzes the classical case of landscape design with ecological characteristics at home and abroad,hoping to learn from it.At this point,the theoretical framework of urban wetland landscape design based on ecological aesthetics is constructed,And finally implemented in Hangzhou west of Hemu wetland landscape the design program,hope to have a certain guiding significance to the restoration of the ecological environment and the improvement of the landscape environment,Which can provide some suggestions or reference for future urban wetland landscape design.