The Research Of Modern Chinese Garden Style

Since the1980’s, the Chinese economic and culture obtained fast development along with the reform and open policy, the idea of western culture deeply affected all aspects of China, including landscape design. For one thing, influenced by western culture, many Chinese designers westernized deeply, but the landscape design ideas of western culture can’t mix well with the form of traditional Chinese garden and the need of modern life, so a new garden style with Chinese characteristics cannot be formed. On the other hand, with bring in new western ideas, art of Chinese traditional garden couldn’t be inherited and carried forward to the whole world. However, modern Chinese style, which a new form of modern culture, expressed the significance of Chinese traditional culture, is also a kind of modern design based on understanding of Chinese modern culture. Through the exploration of modern Chinese style, the new "national style, local characteristic and spirit of the age" was also advocated. The study of modern Chinese style, with a cross-age significance, provides theoretical support for landscape design and also brings in new ideas for diversity of Chinese landscape design,Concept of classical Chinese garden style, new Chinese garden style and modern Chinese garden style were analyzed in this paper, we refined design language of minimalist style, modern style and post-modern style and analyzed the demand of the development of modern society and modern people’s aesthetic consciousness, the result showed that the reason why the modern Chinese style formed was mainly due to western advanced design idea combined with the modern social development needs and modern aesthetic.The paper explained the composition of design language of modern Chinese style, including the conception and creation of modern Chinese style, application of landscape, extraction and restructuring of design elements, innovation of materials and the use of traditional color. At last, the paper analyzed The Fifth Vanke Palace in Shenzheng, the design language of which provide evidence for modern Chinese style.