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Research on Landscape Remodeling Design of Yangmei Ancient Town Based On Place Spirit Theory
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Yangmei Ancient Town, located in Nanning, Guangxi, is an ancient town with a long history and unique culture. In order to improve the landscape quality of the ancient town, this study uses the place spirit theory to carry on the landscape transformation design of Yangmei Ancient Town. In this design, the historical and cultural characteristics of the ancient town, the living habits and needs of local residents, as well as the roads, squares and buildings of the ancient town are fully considered, and partial reservation and partial node design are carried out. By optimizing the road layout and landscape greening, the overall environment of the ancient town is more beautiful and livable. At the same time, the ancient buildings have been repaired and protected to retain the historical style of the town. In the landscape transformation design, a cultural exhibition area is set up to strengthen the publicity and dissemination of the ancient town culture, so that more people can understand and pay attention to the charm of this ancient town. At the same time, the principles of sustainable development, ecological restoration and people-oriented are emphasized in the design, which provides references for the design of the ancient town, improves the charm of the ancient town and improves the urban environment.
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Title: Research on Landscape Remodeling Design of Yangmei Ancient Town Based On Place Spirit Theory
Description:
Yangmei Ancient Town, located in Nanning, Guangxi, is an ancient town with a long history and unique culture.
In order to improve the landscape quality of the ancient town, this study uses the place spirit theory to carry on the landscape transformation design of Yangmei Ancient Town.
In this design, the historical and cultural characteristics of the ancient town, the living habits and needs of local residents, as well as the roads, squares and buildings of the ancient town are fully considered, and partial reservation and partial node design are carried out.
By optimizing the road layout and landscape greening, the overall environment of the ancient town is more beautiful and livable.
At the same time, the ancient buildings have been repaired and protected to retain the historical style of the town.
In the landscape transformation design, a cultural exhibition area is set up to strengthen the publicity and dissemination of the ancient town culture, so that more people can understand and pay attention to the charm of this ancient town.
At the same time, the principles of sustainable development, ecological restoration and people-oriented are emphasized in the design, which provides references for the design of the ancient town, improves the charm of the ancient town and improves the urban environment.
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