Enhancing Cultural Inclusion in Sheffield Urban Parks_Understanding of the Needs and Preferences of Chinese Residents
This study explores how Chinese residents perceive and use urban parks in Sheffield, focusing on Weston Park and Devonshire Green. Using mixed methods, it finds that cultural background strongly influences landscape preferences, with a clear tendency toward scenic and culturally resonant environments. The research highlights gaps in current inclusive design approaches and calls for more culturally responsive urban green spaces.
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