Public buildings Definition of
Public buildings (Public building) refers to the building for people to carry out various public activities.
Public buildings It generally includes office buildings, commercial buildings, tourism buildings, science, education, culture and health buildings, communication buildings, transportation buildings, etc.
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 Public buildings It can be understood as between the two, and can be defined as an "inter residential" building. "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 also the most primitive function of architecture.
