光谷广场






光谷广场中心绿岛，右为光谷国际广场，左为华美达大酒店


光谷广场原名鲁巷，鲁巷广场，由于其大直径的中心绿岛也称鲁巷转盘。广场位于湖北省武汉市洪山区东湖新技术产业开发区北部，地处珞喻路（东）、珞喻路（西）、鲁磨路、民族大道、虎泉街、光谷街等六条道路交会处，是一个集交通、观赏、娱乐于一体的大型绿化广场。




目录






  • 1 概况


  • 2 交通


  • 3 休闲


  • 4 广场雕塑群


  • 5 参考资料





概况




世界城光谷步行街，左为大洋百货


2001年9月11日[1]正式建成，在原来的简易转盘的基础上修建而成。广场总占地面积7.07万平方米，中心绿岛半径80米，岛中心树立有呈风帆形状的软雕塑“飞”，是光谷的标志性景观。在鲁磨路和珞喻路交界处，树立有17位与湖北有关的科学家的雕塑，正式名称为“湖北科技名人园”[2]。光谷广场周边还有世界城光谷步行街、大洋百货、鲁巷广场、光谷国际广场等大型购物商场。



交通


目前光谷广场为一处重要的交通枢纽，武汉地铁2号线光谷广场站位于卓豹路路口处，光谷广场站经常成为2号线客流最高的车站，需要限流。[3]在交通高峰期，常常出现车流与人流的拥堵。目前有计划在广场下建造四层地下城[4]。



休闲




光谷广场（经营电子、电器、图书）


光谷广场是鲁巷地区最大的休闲广场。但是中心绿岛四周都有栏杆围住，仅民族大道路口有一个地下通道，出入不便，所以大部分市民主要集中在雕塑群、光谷步行街前休闲[5]。



广场雕塑群


广场上树立的17位与湖北有关的科学家为：毕昇、李时珍、李四光、王竹溪、戴芳澜、涂长望、王承书、池际尚、陶述曾、赵学田、李绪鄂、王家楫、伍献文、李国平、夏坚白、钱保功、方俊。



参考资料






维基共享资源中相关的多媒体资源：光谷广场




  1. ^ 武汉：光谷广场爽心悦目. 新浪网. 2001-09-13 [2011-03-09] （中文（中国大陆）‎）. 


  2. ^ 为改革风云人物塑像 要就建风云人物群雕广场. 汉网. 2008-11-29 [2011-03-09] （中文（中国大陆）‎）. 


  3. ^ 武汉地铁集团：光谷站限流因车站设计略有不足. [2013-06-24]. 


  4. ^ 武汉光谷广场拟建四层地下城 为国内最复杂. 新浪网. 2010-10-23 [2011-03-09] （中文（中国大陆）‎）. 


  5. ^ 武汉光谷广场几乎无人使用 仅一个地下通道可进出. cnhubei.com. 2009-08-10 [2011-03-09] （中文（中国大陆）‎）. [永久失效連結]









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