Residential Community Construction Guide (Second Edition)

Author: Peng Zhixi
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: To standardize and guide residential construction nationwide, the Ministry of Construction has been carrying out pilot projects for urban residential community development and the 2000 Well-off Type Urban-Rural Residential Technology Industrialization Demonstration Project since the late 1980s. A series of residential communities with sound planning, meticulous design, high-quality construction, and beautiful environments have gradually emerged across the country, producing significant impact and demonstration effects. These successful experiences created collectively by builders nationwide are worth further summarizing and promoting. At the same time, efforts must be made from the perspective of residential industry modernization to explore new paths in the direction of socializing, scaling up, and intensifying the production of residential buildings and components. To this end, the Ministry of Construction is currently implementing the National Healthy Housing Demonstration Project nationwide. Against this historical backdrop, the compilers of this book, starting from the summary and elevation of practical experience in China's residential construction, have strived to explore a residential community development path suitable for China's national conditions through years of positive and negative experiences. "Guidelines for Residential Community Construction" is a comprehensive and far-sighted book that collects the essence of theories and practical achievements in community planning, residential design, and residential technology from contemporary China and the international construction industry. It is a rare monograph that focuses on various technical issues in residential community construction. It is hoped that the publication of this book will spark the interest and reflection of residential construction workers, serve as a reference in their work, and contribute to the better construction and management of urban and rural residential communities nationwide. This is to be written as a preface.