Comparative Study Of High-density Urban Public Space Landscape

Global economic integration sweeping us today, resources, capital, technology,human and so gradually showing centralization trend, the city’s development is noexception. Thus forming a capital intensive, industry gather in large cities of thesituation, making the pace of the gradual strengthening of urban integration. Eventoday, it is a high-density urban development can not be ignored, the disadvantagesare also produced during this period gradually. As urban landscape once produced in ashort time can not reverse this feature makes the city even more special andchallenging designs, especially for high-density urban purposes. High-densitydevelopment of urban public space landscape as well as its many problems arisingfrom urgent attention and resolution. This article will examine a target forhigh-density urban public space landscape, is based on the above considerations, inorder to raise expectations for this topic targeted problems and find solutions.Firstly, from the topics covered within the interpretation of the " high-density city"," public space," the basic meaning of explain. Followed by high-density urban publicspace landscape theoretical foundation, namely Mc Harg ’s " Design with Nature "theory; Peter Pull times ecological landscape design theory; Mc Harg contemporarylandscape design theory and practice green frontier theory; England Mc Harg "Designrespect for nature " theory as the basis for the subsequent design principles and designmethods of its representation, namely integrity, compactness, aesthetic andcomprehensive principles.To illustrate the theme, the paper selected the most representative of high-densitycity as a case in New York and Beijing, respectively, the first of its detail. NewYork’s Central Park as part of mainly modern high-density city first one designed fora large public green park elaborate, as a classic case of a list view. High Line Park isthe world in recent years in high-density urban landscape design success story, as alandmark case, there is much to learn and think about the problem. China ’s partly byBeijing in high-density urban construction to protect public green space efforts as anexample in detail.Followed by the city for the comparative study of the two countries and donesummarized. Finally, China’s current high-density urban areas, public spacedevelopment prospects, pointing out the many problems of its prevalence, and thisproposed countermeasures.