Height, quality, landscape planning

Author: Yu Yuanpeng, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Before reading this book, please check the type of land the plot may belong to or be suitable for development in the type summary table at the beginning, and then read the corresponding sections of the book with questions in mind. This book will undoubtedly help you find the accurate and reasonable development type, analyze the advantages and disadvantages of this type, as well as the methods and key points of development. It also provides successful residential projects by domestic developers such as Vanke, Hesheng, Wantong, CTF, etc., for your reference and inspiration. We hope this book can become your decision-making knowledge base and a compass for wealth accumulation.
We often face a piece of land we intend to acquire or have already secured the development rights for, imagining the future scenario where skyscrapers rise from the flat land and are eagerly sought after by buyers, bringing a sense of satisfaction. However, when we return to reality and focus on the land at hand, we may first ask ourselves a question: What kind of housing is suitable to be built here? Based on past successful project development experiences, we might easily apply the same types of projects to this new land. But we soon realize that due to the differences in land characteristics, the potential for development varies, and past practices may not be applicable to new projects. The development type and strategy should be adjusted accordingly. Alternatively, we might feel that anything can be done here, yet nothing seems to work well. Thus, we find ourselves in deep thought: What type of housing should be developed in this location? What tier should it be positioned in? Should it be high-rise, mid-rise, or low-rise? How should the layouts be reasonably matched? How can we uncover and create the deep qualities and landscape selling points of the land? Can it be developed as villas or apartments? Are there other innovative residential types available for development? If you have similar questions, please open this book, as its content is specifically designed to address the questions mentioned above.