An ecological green staircase suitable for mountainous cities

Abstract

The invention discloses an ecological green step suitable for mountainous cities. The ecological green step is used to connect the upper platform and the lower platform. The ecological green step includes two parallel and spaced stair sections and an interval between the two stair sections. The steps of the two-step road section are inclined towards the ecological green belt, and the two-step road section is connected with the ecological green belt through a diversion device. The ecological green steps suitable for mountainous cities disclosed by the present invention can not only meet the pedestrian traffic demand of mountainous city streets, but also effectively promote the penetration and purification of rainwater, and have certain landscape viewing functions and ecological greening benefits. Construction, improving the mountainous city rainwater management system and comprehensive technical solutions that meet the current sponge city construction requirements.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of urban landscape design, in particular to an ecological green step suitable for mountainous cities. Background technique [0002] A large number of steps are needed in the streets of mountainous cities to solve urban traffic problems with large height differences. At present, most of the stairways and steps can only meet the functions of people's traffic, and insufficient consideration is given to their applicability, drainage and ecology. Steps, as an important part of mountainous city streets, occupy a large area and have a large hardened area. However, most of the current methods fail to fully consider the seepage and drainage of step rainwater during peak rainfall periods. As a result, the step road surface is washed by rainwater, which affects the safety of pedestrians, is not conducive to the improvement of the urban stormwater management system, and is difficult to meet the requirements of sponge city constru...

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Problems solved by technology

Steps, as an important part of mountainous city streets, occupy a large area and have a large hardened area. However, most of the current methods fail to fully consider the seepage and drainage of step rainwater during peak rainfall periods. As a result, the step road surface is washed by rainwater, which affects the safety of pedestrians, is not conducive to the improvement of urban stormwater management system, and is difficult to meet the requirements of sponge city construction

In addition, a large number of single and repeated artificial hardened stairs in a large area will cause a large amount of surface runoff in the city, and the lack of plant greening will lead to low ecological benefits, poor environmental comfort, and poor landscape image.

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