Renewal Design of an Urban Heritage Park: The Case of King Yu’s Terrace Park

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Abstract

With the increasing awareness of heritage city protection around the world, relevant laws and regulations are constantly improving, and the methods and approaches for protection are gradually enriching ^[1]. Heritage protection work has made significant progress. In recent years, heritage parks have become an effective model for balancing urban construction and heritage protection, not only for the effective protection of the site itself and its environment, but also for the use of the site and its cultural heritage ^[2]. This article takes King Yu’s Terrace Park as an example for research. As an ancient capital of eight dynasties, Kaifeng in Henan Province has many historical relics, one of which is King Yu’s Terrace Park. The overall renewal planning and design of the park focuses on the protection of ancient buildings, ecological landscape design, and cultural display ^[3]. A complete set of planning and design strategies is summarized to provide reference for the future renewal and renovation of King Yu’s Terrace Park.

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