Does Zhong Yan Square Park want nucleic acid?

Zhong Yan Park in Shanghai, formerly known as the large public green space in Yan 'an Middle Road, is a key project of the municipal government, and an important measure taken by the municipal party committee and the municipal government to improve the ecological environment in Shanghai and alleviate the "heat island effect" in the central city.

The planned total area of green space is 230,000 square meters, * * consisting of 17 plot, spanning Huangpu, Luwan and Jing 'an. The overall planning scheme of green space was jointly planned by Williams Asselin Askaoui, a world-famous landscape architect and urban planner in Montreal, Canada, and the construction drawing was designed by Shanghai Landscape Design Institute.

According to the different construction time, Zhong Yan Park is divided into Phase I and Phase II. The first phase starts from Chengdu North Road in the west, danshui Road in the east, Jinling East Road in the south and Huangpu District Phase I in Yan 'an Middle Road in the north.

It is divided into meadow garden in the northeast corner (plot H 1, area 15642 m2), water garden in the southeast corner (plot H2, area 14223 m2) and dry river in the northwest corner (plot H5, area 7490 m2). 65438+20001October 20th, and completed on June 20th.

For the first phase of construction, there are 59 relocation units, 168 1 household and 26 self-employed households, with a total investment of 486.4 million yuan. After the first phase of the park is completed, there are many kinds of plants, such as Lagerstroemia indica, Cedar, Beech, Cinnamomum camphora and Ginkgo biloba. The introduced tree species such as Liriodendron chinense, wild osmanthus fragrans, Du Ying, Eucommia ulmoides and Phyllostachys pubescens are rare in Shanghai.

New varieties such as Red Prince Golden Belt, Papaya and Ardisia japonica have been planted in the park, which fully embodies the biodiversity of garden cities and the scientific and technological content of garden technology.

Exquisite architectural sketches, various garden lights and the greening in the park are combined to form a landscape green space with ecological functions in the "lungs" of the city center.