Low-rise residential buildings

Author: Yoshio Koda
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The term "collective residential housing" refers to residential buildings constructed in close proximity to each other. In terms of form, they are generally categorized into high-rise, mid-rise, and low-rise types. The content of this book focuses on low-rise collective residential housing. First, the selection of the site for land planning is a crucial factor. This book approaches the design and planning of collective residential housing, formulating appropriate planning solutions tailored to specific conditions. Additionally, site conditions such as the scale, shape, elevation differences, and surrounding road layouts are also important factors in the planning process. The book centers on concrete design examples, showcasing specific instances where the author was involved in planning, design, and execution, along with the relevant planning conditions, thereby helping readers understand and grasp the design intent and philosophy. Main Content: 1. Explaining the definition of low-rise collective residential housing and how to approach it under different conditions. 2. Clarifying the design process under specific conditions and providing detailed examples. 4. Comprehensive summary. Using examples to illustrate the design process and showcasing the completed buildings. This book is suitable for architects, urban planners, and students and faculty of architecture-related disciplines at institutions of higher learning.