Research on Spatial Form Creation Based on Corridor Aesthetics

Throughout the history of Chinese and Western garden building, Throughout the history of Chinese and Western garden design, traditional Chinese gardens have a long and unique history in the world. Since the pre Qin period, traditional garden design ideas and principles have been continuously developed from various dynasties to the late Qing Dynasty. Chinese classical gardens can be regarded as the best representative of the Eastern garden system, and Suzhou gardens are also the most typical part of Eastern gardens. Corridor space, as an important component and design subject in its landscaping process, is an important part of garden space. It is not only a functional symbol, but also a carrier of unique cultural spirit. The author analyzes the corridor space in gardens using the relationship between the corridor and the ground, only proposing the corridor space separately, excluding the interference of other structural spaces and terrain spaces in the garden, and then interacting with the overall garden as the background. Based on the perspective of corridor aesthetics, the corridor space design of Suzhou Humble Administrator's Garden, Liuyuan, Canglang Pavilion, and Wangshi Garden is analyzed and summarized for the spatial form creation of traditional Chinese classical gardens, in order to provide new theoretical basis for subsequent garden space creation.