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The Birth of Park 1

Taiwan, they became places for resettlement. Over the years, contradictions between historical
emotion and visual conflicts have formed. Until the 1990s, considering urban renewal, disaster
prevention and safety, and going through a fierce demonstration, the land relocation and
demolition and the building of the park were completed in 1994 and 1997 respectively.

Park and Green Space Is an Indicator of Modernization

Either the citizen and NGOs protesting regarding the relocation of 269 old trees due to the
reconstruction of Children's Transportation Museum into a Hakka theme park in 2009, or
the nature wetland rescue act on the" 202 Military Factory of Armaments Bureau of Ministry
of National Defense" regarding to preserve the last large green space in Taipei, all kinds
of public opinion and actions reflected the urban residents who are highly urbanized and
internationalized, they need more parks and green spaces and public open spaces in addition
to democracy, economic prosperity, and convenient living. Compared with the past, the names
and types of urban parks had become more diverse. Either the planning method or the usage
of the park, there was a change. Since the controversy of the construction of the stadium in the
7th Park (now Daan Forest Park) in 1988, It was obvious that people began to pay attention
to the meaning of "nature" in a park, and the voice of the people was heard through various
channels. In addition, there were many issues in the community movements that emerged in
the 1990s that regarding community parks, people’s interest and involvement in park affairs
were increasing. The opinions and needs of the public in the park planning are becoming more
and more prominent. It is already an era that we can see "civil park" everywhere.

Period of Global climate change 2000-2010
Environmental Reflection on the Urban Park and

Green Space

After the 921 Earthquake in 1999, Parks and
Street Lights Office began the planning of
disaster prevention park, and designated large
parks as disaster prevention parks in each of the
12 administrative districts of Taipei, including
Youth Park, Yuquan Park, 228 Peace Park,
Xinsheng Area of Taipei Expo Park, Daan Park,
City Hall Square, Mingquan Park, Nangang
Park, Bihu Park, CKS Shilin Residence Park,
Hua-jiang Wild Duck Nature Park.
Beitou Park, Jingxing Park, etc. Source: National Humanities Research Center, National
Taiwan University. "New National Cultural Database." 2010.
http://doi.org/10.6681/NTURCDH.DB_NRCH/
Collection/Original collection by Central Daily News.
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