The Analysis Of Landscape Evolution Mechanism Of Guangzhou

The construction of city landscape is proceeding warmly in china now. But the theoretical research, started in recent years, lags behind the construction obviously. Some cities have gone astray in the construction of city landscape. Because of this, more and more cities in china are losing their characteristic and identity. So the research is pressing for the necessary guidance in the construction of city landscape.Now, the research in this field in china mostly proceeds from some examples of landscape planning and design, which is not enough for the construction. Macrocosmic research in this field should be strengthened. So, firstly, the study analyzes the characteristics and laws of evolvement of city landscape of Guangzhou, and then finds out the mechanisms of this evolvement, namely, the growth of landscape, urban planning, government management, and market. It also points out that the landscape construction in Guangzhou should be preceded on these principles of "place spirit", "three-dimension planning", "landscape governance", and "landscape industrialization", to create attractive city landscape. Induction and fieldwork are the chief research methods. Because the ancient and latter-day city landscapes of Guangzhou are difficult to reappear, the study goes forward by consulting literatures. Besides, the thesis probes into the problems of landscape construction in Guangzhou by everyday observation and fieldwork, which is based on by practicable solutions.The significant conclusions of this thesis are:(1) The construction of city landscape necessitates the growth mechanism andthe principle of "place spirit".(2)Urban planning should be improved from "two-dimension" to"three-dimension" to meet the need of the construction of city landscape.(3) "Urban governance" and "public participation" should be established in favor of the execution of landscape planning.(4) Landscape industrialization is the main impetus of the construction of city landscape. But landscape planning and design must be guided properly and the theoretical research on landscape property and exploitation must be strengthened in the future.