The Influence of Density and Styles of Plants on Landscpe Prefercnce of Urban Park-A Case Study of Chien-Kan Park in Taichung

• Main Authors: Chou,Shu-Hua, 周淑華
• Other Authors: Ou,Sheng-Jung
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1998
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/99451689254437731983

碩士 === 東海大學 === 景觀研究所 === 86 === In order to satisfy the need for people to be relaxed,entertained and get closer to the nature, government institutionsare contributed to develop park construction during these years.Plant is a main element to match the need in the park. However,nowadays most of the rules which related to green wereemphasized on functional need for space instead of people''spreference and visual affection to plants environment. By the way, Our study is gging to discuss people''s preferenceto plants in the park by scenic beauty evaluation and visual scenicsimulation. Chien-Kan Park in Taichung is our research model.As a result, our research shows a "non-liner minus correlation" forpeople''s point of view of square district, active exercise district,and parking lot to density of plants. On the other hand,landscapepreference and plant types are definitely related. Besides, the differences of sex, age, education and professional skills will have influence on people''s preference to an urban park. Our thesis is to made suggestion of plants design for differentdivision in the urvan park. There should plant shrub in square districtand active exercise district, and the green have to be 25% below visualrange. In relaxation district and parking lot, we consider plants of mixing shrub and arbor, and the green will cover 75% amd 50% to visualrange. My purpose in the thesis is to offer designers a new reference that will lead green in park in the future to match both functionalneed and fully people''s preference. That would finally help us to build an urban park that is well-matched people''s need.-1 -aThe Influence of Density and Styles of Plants on Landscpe Prefercnce of Urban Park-A Case Study of Chien-Kan Park in Taichung