Small Town Architectural Design

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Features: This book is one of the series "Design of Small Town Construction." In addition to providing a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the general theories and principles of residential, public, agricultural, and industrial building design in small towns, it also emphasizes some architectural design norms that are often overlooked. Furthermore, it offers a detailed discussion on "group environment design for buildings." To facilitate reference, several examples of public building design in small towns have been included in the appendix. This book is an accessible, easy-to-understand, and highly practical reference for small-town construction, suitable for various levels of administrative personnel, architects, planners, and the general public in small towns. It can also serve as a reference for faculty and students in relevant disciplines at colleges and universities, as well as a training textbook for grassroots cadres engaged in small-town construction.