Landscape design of future city community public space in tianjin post-covid-19

Abstract

The new crown epidemic in 2020 has had a profound impact on the world and changed people's way of life. In China, under the normalization of the epidemic, people's demand for community shared space has changed. This study aims to explore people's new needs for residential landscapes in the post-epidemic era, and takes the 8A community of Tianjin Future City as a case study. The study will analyze the impact of the epidemic on residents, design a shared space landscape plan that meets the needs of the post-epidemic era, and provide reference for relevant practitioners. The epidemic has made community residents pay more attention to personal safety and health, and have higher requirements for comprehensive activity venues, the needs of the elderly and children, natural landscapes and social needs. This may be the result of the epidemic and the improvement of living standards, showing that they want to improve their living environment and jointly create a better quality of life.