| In recent years,China has moved from a period of rapid development to a period of quality development,and urbanisation has accelerated considerably,but while enjoying the fruits of rapid development,cities are also facing many pressing problems that need to be solved.In order to better build and develop cities and solve the problems brought about by urban development,China has proposed the construction of eco-cities and the innovative introduction of eco-city pilot projects.The construction of urban eco-green centres is an important way to effectively solve urban problems,and it plays an important role in urban development as an important ecological space.Large-scale urban green spaces play an important role in improving the quality of the urban environment and climate.Currently,urban ecological green centres in China have only one function and are confined to one space.This paper takes the Yuliangzhou Yessen Park ecological complex project in Xiangyang as its research object.Through extensive reading of domestic and international literature,it theoretically discusses the concept,origin and development,characteristics and functions of urban green centres,and proposes the concept of a regional regional cultural park for urban green centres while studying urban landscape design,introducing its characteristics and differences from other urban green centres and urban parks.Through case studies of New York’s Central Park,Wenzhou Ecological Park and Beijing’s Tongzhou Greenland Centre Park,the study combines the above theoretical findings with various field studies to verify the feasibility of the integrated ecological project in Yuliangzhou Yesen Park in Xiangyang.The study proposes a more targeted approach to the planning and design of urban green centres in order to improve the overall environmental benefits of cities,strengthen the connection between cities and the internal spaces of green centres,open up internal spaces and enhance the overall value of green centres,ultimately realising the high-quality development of Chinese cities. |
