Public buildings Role of
Public buildings Including office buildings (including office buildings, government department offices, etc.), commercial buildings (such as shopping malls, financial buildings, etc.), tourist buildings (such as hotels, entertainment venues, etc.), science, education, culture and health buildings (including cultural, educational, scientific research, medical, health, sports buildings, etc.), communication buildings (such as posts and telecommunications, communications, data centers, broadcasting rooms) Transportation buildings (such as airports, high-speed railway stations, railway stations, subways, bus stations, refrigerators, etc.) and others (police stations, warehouses, detention centers).
Public buildings And residential buildings are civil buildings. Civil buildings and industrial buildings are collectively called buildings. It is still unclear whether commercial and residential buildings belong to public buildings or residential buildings.
Commercial and residential buildings have both the characteristics of public buildings and the functions of residential buildings, which can be understood as between the two, and can be defined as "inter residential" buildings. "Space" can indicate the continuous transformation of commercial and residential functions in time and space. "Residence" is the most basic characteristic of both commerce and residence, and it is also the relatively primitive function of architecture.
Easy to use, decent space, reasonable structure, proper decoration, economical and effective. Both the use function and the creation of space artistic conception should be considered.
stay Public buildings In the design, considering the collection and distribution of people flow, the transformation of direction, the transition of space and the connection with corridors, stairs and other spaces, it is necessary to arrange space in the form of vestibules, hallways and other forms to play the role of transportation hub and space transition.
Public buildings The design of the entrance and exit of the hall is mainly based on two requirements: first, the requirements for use, and second, the requirements for space processing.
