Liugong District Business Building Garden Engineering Company

Urban garden landscapes are closely intertwined with the development of society, reflecting various aspects of it to varying degrees, either strongly or gently serving as a "barometer." Compared to traditional gardens, modern urban garden landscapes exhibit a richer array of stylistic characteristics. Traditional Chinese classical gardens, Japanese gardens, British natural gardens, French palace gardens, and so on, each demonstrates a distinct, personalized form. In recent days, city parks have shown both an internal logical development path and an external, dazzling array of unique style features, demonstrating consistency with changes in other design styles.

所谓 style refers to the distinctive arrangement of space, activities, and materials, which is closely related to how the materials are utilized in park settings and what needs to be expressed. Direct copying from existing designs is inappropriate unless they still very much fit as a part of the existing environment, or we intentionally set aside functional needs to create a specific atmosphere. Modern designers should develop their own style based on the characteristics of the era and local features, which may allow new styles to stand out and align with the development of the context. Just as the magnificent axes of French palace gardens originated from the strong desire of King Louis XIV to control and conquer, the dense and intricate Japanese gardens were born from careful maintenance and a complex cultural background, and the distinctive features of Italian city squares源于the vibrant social lifestyle, the development of the times has led to changes from functional needs to cultural thought, making the emergence of new styles in urban parks rich in context. Style, compared to form, has a more profound source of thought and culture, and the diversity of urban park styles reflects a deep understanding of social environments and cultural behaviors.