Digging into Urban Historical and Cultural Heritage and Constructing Unique Landscape Design Schemes

Abstract

As the spiritual pillar of urban development, urban historical and cultural heritage carries rich historical memories and cultural connotations. To achieve this goal, it is first necessary to conduct in-depth historical research to understand the development context, important events, and cultural landscapes of cities. Designers excavate precious historical information buried in urban soil through methods such as collecting historical literature, oral inheritance, and archaeological discoveries, providing a solid foundation for subsequent landscape design. Based on an in-depth analysis of historical and cultural heritage, designers can create unique landscape design schemes. In the design process, attention should be paid to the principles of protection and integration, that is, on the basis of protecting historical sites, and integrating modern elements into them to achieve the integration of ancient and modern. By ingenious layout, landscape sculpture, lighting design, and other means, historical culture is combined with modern functions, making the landscape not only a replica of the past but also a cultural experience that keeps up with the times. This unique landscape design scheme not only attracts tourists and promotes the development of the tourism industry, but also enhances the cultural identity and pride of citizens.