University Campus Planning and Architectural Design

Author: Song Zefang, Zhou Yihu
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is a specialized work that systematically discusses the planning and architectural design of university campuses. The authors have long been engaged in teaching, design practice, and theoretical research in university campus planning. In 1994, they published the monograph "Architecture, Planning, and Environmental Design for Higher Education Institutions," which received widespread acclaim. This book further reflects the rich practices and new concepts emerging from the recent decade of peak university campus construction. The book is divided into two main parts: Part One: Overall Planning and Environmental Design, which focuses on the mechanisms of modern university campus master planning, campus building space planning, architectural design, campus transportation planning, campus expansion and renovation, and campus environmental planning and design. It provides comprehensive discussions and analyses of the functional, technical, artistic, and humanities aspects of university building group planning. Part Two: Single Building Design, which analyzes the mechanisms of the plan and spatial composition of single buildings from the perspective of modern educational concepts, supplemented by numerous case studies. The entire book is richly illustrated, offering valuable references for designers and researchers involved in university campus planning, as well as campus construction management personnel.