Urbanization keeps expanding across the Taipei Basin. Although landform should be a natural barrier for urban expansion, exaggerated artificial landscapes were built along the hillside of the basin.When natural disasters occurred in recent years, such as earthquakes, typhoons and floods, impacts on these areas were devastating. Are these impacts the natural consequences of disasters or manmade? The aim of this study is to discuss how to maintain a balance between urbanization and environmental conservation, in order to develop the best functional model for production, living and ecology in urban areas for ecological symbiosis. This study reviewed the problems on the environment and ecology caused by the development of Dahu Park with the following research methods: literature review and field investigation. The latter included onsite inspection, data collection and site examination. The results of such were analyzed in environmental symbiosis and sustainable development terms, and recommendations were made accordingly.To prevent environmental problems from deteriorating, the results of this study provide a reference for reviewing symbiosis between urbanization and the environment and for urbanization projects taking place in the suburbs, particularly the Taipei suburbs witnessing rapid spatial structure changes. Also, present land development policies, management considerations, and design and planning should be reviewed immediately in order to deal with problems in social culture and the natural environment as a result of such changes.