Based On The Ecological Perspective Of Rural Waterfront Landscape Design Research

River is crucial for rural settlements.Traditional village waterfront landscape,which has the dual nature of the natural landscape and the humanities color,is the formation of the unique landscape that meets the demand of human reproduction and agricultural production,on the basis of life in the river and the natural environment.The rural environmental of waterfront landscape is deteriorating at present,ecological environment is destroyed,river pollution is serious,the traditional village waterfront landscape lost the original role of production and life.In this case,the village waterfront landscape can not provide beautiful,ecological and livable living environment for rural residents.This article selects Guo Jiazhua ng waterfront landscape in Hebei province as an example to carry on the design research.Through the investigation and analysis,we found that Guo Jiazhuang waterfront landscape in Hebei province has some copying of the design methods of urban waterfront landscape,the lack of regional integrity and hydrophilic to solve above problems.This paper adopts literature research field research method,case method and experience summary method.Combing research topic related concepts and theories,this paper summarizes the ecological waterfront landscape design principles and design methods.To emphasis on respect for the local landscape pattern,to strengthen people participation in the natural environment,to dig deeper into the region.Ecosystem characteristics are reflected by renewable materials,the space surrounding reflects local sex element,to reflect diversity by green plants.From the Angle of an ecological Guo Guzhuang waterfront landscape design study,the macroscopic planning to detail design runs through the design.Focus on river revetment design,road planning and design,strengthen lighting infrastructure,use native tree species,so as to design a livable,industrial and tourism of the rural waterfront landscape,and make a useful contribution to the current rural waterfront landscape research.