Typhoon　Meranti　made　landfall　in　Xiamen,　a　coastal　city　of　Fujian　Province,　on　September　15,　2016.　It　directly　affected　eight　provinces,　such　as　Fujian,　Guangdong　and　Zhejiang,　causing　serious　loss.　In　Fujian　province,　86　counties　and　1,795,800　people　were　affected　by　this　disaster.　18　people　died,　11　people　disappeared,　and　36,700　hectares　of　crops　were　affected　by　this　storm　leaving　16.9　billion　in　economic　loss.　In　Xiamen,　a　large　number　of　houses　and　lifeline　engineering　were　damaged;　about　700,000　trees　fell　with　various　degrees.　The　research　team　arrived　at　the　disaster　scene　in　the　first　place:　exploring　the　disaster　distribution,　investigating　species　and　damaged　parts　of　falling　trees　and　identifying　wind　patterns.　We　analysed　the　relationship　between　urban　spatial　pattern　and　the　disaster,　and　the　effect　of　green　on　wind　movements;　we　took　Xiamen　as　an　example　to　reveal　the　weakness　of　spatial　combination　in　urban　design.　A　spatial　integration　planning　of　architecture　and　plants　is　proposed　in　this　paper,　so　as　to　provide　strategic　support　for　disaster　prevention　and　mitigation.