Research on Subjective Evaluation Methods for the Built Environment: Doctoral Library of Chinese Urban Planning, Architecture, and Landscape Architecture

Author: Zhu Zhonglei
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book systematically studies the theoretical system and application techniques of the subjective evaluation of the built environment (Subjective Evaluation of Built Environment) from the perspective of methodology, from three levels: methodology, general methods of the discipline, and specific techniques (including applied techniques), all centered around the value needs of users. Combining six empirical cases of different types, spatial scales, and evaluation purposes—such as university campus environments, urban commercial pedestrian streets, urban residential areas, campus cultural squares, urban central open spaces, and bank business halls—the book comprehensively and deeply elaborates on the "structure-humanity" subjective evaluation methodology and application techniques proposed in this book. The author advocates for the effective integration of subjective evaluation into all stages of the design process to enhance the objectivity of environmental design. This book is innovative, practical, and operational, making it suitable for architectural planning professionals, architectural design and environmental researchers, faculty and students of relevant disciplines in higher education, as well as a broad range of science and technology personnel for reading and reference.