Since ancient times, the application of bamboo in landscape architecture has always played a crucial role. Its main functions and design techniques are as follows:
Organizing spaces such as park greenery, walking paths, etc., with large areas of bamboo densely planted into smooth lines or forests, can coordinate and unify different scenic spots in space, forming a consistent landscape effect. At the same time, factors that contradict the main style can also be effectively blocked.
A considerable portion of bamboo in the rendering space, such as purple bamboo, white bamboo, and golden bamboo, often become the focus of landscape architecture due to their striking branch colors.
If bamboo is used as a hedge in the coordinated space, such as the double row planting of Guanyin bamboo around lawns or buildings, it will not only make the scenery more prominent and increase the diversity of aesthetics, but also echo the appearance of trimmed plants, making the surrounding environment more harmonious.
The separated space also adopts the form of hedges, dividing the scenic area into spaces of different sizes, and according to the principle of adapting to local conditions, selecting bamboo of different heights to divide the green space layout into various ornamental or functional areas.
The main theme in landscape architecture is called the main scenery, and adding artificial materials around the main scenery has practical and aesthetic value. Like a bamboo pavilion built with bamboo.
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