Study On Ecological Adaptabilily Landscape Design Of Urban Green Space

With the acceleration of the urbanization process,when facing the increasingly serious environmental problems,people’s awareness of environmental protection is gradually awakening.Everyone is eager to have a living space with a good ecological environment and high comfort.The word "ecology" has also become a popular vocabulary for people’s daily attention and discussion in the 21st century.The development of cities and people is inseparable from a good environmental foundation.Urban green space is an important "green" space in the city.Therefore,the application of ecological adaptability concepts in conjunction with landscape design is of great significance to the improvement of urban ecological environment Meeting the future development needs of the city is a bridge to reconstruct the harmonious relationship between man and natureFirst,summarize the relevant concepts of urban greenland ecologically adaptable landscape and related research progress at home and abroad.On the basis of further analysis of the problem,combined with the characteristics of urban green space ecological adaptive landscape,it is proposed that urban green land ecological adaptive landscape design needs to meet the adaptation to:site environment,urban ecological environment,residents’ behavioral psychology,and urban regional culture.Comprehensive analysis of domestic and foreign cases,put forward the design principles to be followed for ecologically adaptive landscape design,and then elaborate the design strategies of urban greenland ecologically adaptive landscape from five aspects.Finally,taking the landscape design of Hongmei Park in Changzhou as a practical exploration,combining the current conditions and existing problems of Hongmei Park,combining theory and practice to complete the landscape design transformation of Hongmei Park.It is expected to provide a certain theoretical basis and practical experience for China’s future urban green space landscape design,and jointly build a high-quality urban environmental space.