Abstract:This study investigates elevated urban design (EUD) as an innovative solution to address the scarcity of land use and ecological resources, aiming to increase the carbon storage of urban green space and enhance ecosystem service value (ESV). The focus was placed on the coupling relationship between land use and cover change (LUCC), green space carbon sink increment in residential areas, and ESV under the EUD mode. Using the 15-minute living circle as the research scale, the carbon emission factor method was used to estimate the increment of green space carbon storage caused by LUCC. Based on the principles of ecological economics, the ESV potential was analyzed. The results showed that: (1) using the 15-minute living circle as the planning scope, the increment of residential green space under the EUD mode ranged from 24.4 hm2 to 59 hm2 , with an increase in green space coverage of 6.1%-14.75%. (2) Under the EUD mode, the carbon emissions from residential green spaces decreased by 6.68 t/hm2 -16.16 t/hm2 . (3) A positive correlation was observed between residential green spaces and ESV, with ESV increasing by 587 300-1 418 300 yuan. (4) The EUD mode promoted the integrity of development under the goal-oriented urban ecosystem through intensive land replacement and utilization.