Creating Restorative Public Spaces: Innovation and Practice in Landscape Design

Abstract

This paper explores the innovation and practice of restorative public spaces within urban landscape design, emphasizing the significance of natural environments in enhancing public health and well-being. Starting from theoretical bases and practical case studies, the article analyzes design principles, implementation strategies, and challenges faced. Through detailed discussions of several successful examples, the advantages of integrating natural elements and user-friendly designs are revealed. Additionally, future trends in landscape design are examined, including the prospects of sustainability and technological applications. This research offers valuable insights for urban planners and designers, aiming to promote more health-oriented public space designs.