Abstract
Under the background of the rise of the national theme park, the design connotation of the theme park, the scientific planning of landscape design and the design of the surrounding environment make the theme park more suitable for the aesthetics of tourists, enhance the satisfaction of tourists, and then improve the theme park. Overall quality. Taking Taiji Lake Kung Fu city theme park of Wudang Mountains in Hubei Province as an example, combined with the important influence of cognitive map theory on park planning, this paper analyzes the design of the Taiji Lake Kungfu City theme park through the five elements of the cognitive map city image, and the Kung Fu City theme park. The construction proposes targeted recommendations and effective design.
Highlights
In the early stage of scenic spot planning, using cognitive map theory to plan the scenic spot will be more in line with the psychological needs of tourists. [2]
Cognitive map theory comes from environmental psychology, and the five elements of urban imagery are important components in cognitive map theory
2.3 The advantages of cognitive map theory combined with theme park planning and design
Summary
Cognitive map is a model similar to a live map generated in the mind based on past experience. Through the processing of the human brain to the environment, a complete model is established in the way to reach the destination. In the early stage of scenic spot planning, using cognitive map theory to plan the scenic spot will be more in line with the psychological needs of tourists. Among the five elements of urban image, road elements are indispensable components to connect different regions; landmark elements are reference objects with distinct characteristics; node elements are locations connecting different functional zones; regional elements are large spatial ranges with common characteristics; and boundary elements are boundary lines to divide different functional zones. Among the five elements of urban image, road elements are indispensable components to connect different regions; landmark elements are reference objects with distinct characteristics; node elements are locations connecting different functional zones; regional elements are large spatial ranges with common characteristics; and boundary elements are boundary lines to divide different functional zones. [3]
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