Ethnic Specificity of Landscape-Recreation Area in Living Environment of China

The present sub-urbanistic development of the cities of China connected with the formation of high-rise and high-density development with reducing natural components is accompanied by a sharp deterioration of the environmental ecological quality. Under these conditions, it is extremely necessary to create a full-fledged recreational space for recreation and leisure of the population, at that in the ethno-stylistic of China. Attention is paid to the main stylistic aspects of the organization of the eco-environment of landscape and recreational spaces, historically formed in China. It is shown that modern architects should provide not only the high-rational use of the territory with due regard for the functional purpose of the object and its planning structure, features of affordability and pedestrian movement on the territory, it is necessary to provide reasonable inclusion in the planning structure of the territories of natural components and means of landscape design which significantly reduce the negative impact of anthropogenic environment and negative nature-climatic conditions (excess temperature, humidity, insolation, aeration etc.). The formation of Ecopolis is the main task of modern architecture.

I.S. RODIONOVSKAYA, Candidate of Sciences (Engineering) (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.),
XIA QING, master of architecture (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (National Research University) (26, Yaroslavskoye Highway, 129337, Moscow, Russian Federation)

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