摘要
上海市占据着长江三角洲冲积洪泛区最昂贵的地块,20世纪以来大规模的城镇化为这片具有生态复杂性的地块带来的是环境的恶化和自然栖息地面积的骤减。张家浜公园在此背景下应运而生,其关注在这座不断扩张的大都市中人类与自然的关系。作为8个"楔形绿地"项目之一,张家浜公园旨在提高全上海范围内的自然接触度,建成后将成为上海市最大的公共公园。这是一个颇具野心的项目,其力图改善城市微气候、增加区域生物多样性,并提高上海2 600万居民的生活品质。
Shanghai spreads across the expansive alluvial floodplain of the Yangtze River delta, Considerable urbanization ever the past century has led to environmental degradation and a dramatic reduction of natural habitat in this ecologically complex landscape. Zhangjiabang Park is designed within this context, focusing on the relationship between humans and nature within the ever-expanding megacity. Zhangjiabang is one of eight ＂green wedges＂ proposed throughout Shanghai to improve access to nature and, when completed, will be the city＇s largest public park. It is an ambitious project, seeking to enhance the city＇s microclimate, contribute to regional biodiversity, and improve the quality of life for Shanghai＇s 26 million inhabitants.
出处
《景观设计学（中英文）》
CSCD
2016年第3期70-85,共16页
Landscape Architecture Frontiers
