Introduction to Architectural Programming

Author: Zhuang Weimin
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book is a monograph on the theory and methodology of architectural programming. Addressing the "gap" in research on design basis within China's basic construction procedures, it explores the model from planning and project approval to architectural design, proposing a theoretical framework for architectural programming. The book consists of seven chapters, systematically elaborating on the following aspects: the holistic perspective of architectural discipline; the generation of the concept of architectural programming; the principles of architectural programming; the methodology of architectural programming; the application of principles and methods in architectural programming; the extension of architectural programming; and architectural programming and the Chinese construction industry. The content is systematic, comprehensive, and logically structured, making it one of the most complete monographs on architectural programming theory and practice in China. This book is suitable for architects, students, and faculty in architectural studies. The methods and case studies within it also hold reference value for real estate developers and urban construction management departments.