Author: Hu Renlu, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publishing Time:
Features: The rich diversity and positive economic significance of modern leisure lifestyles have promoted the rapid development of the entertainment industry and recreational buildings. Due to the ever-changing activities and functional uses of such buildings, designers need to grasp the fundamental design principles of these structures while learning to apply them flexibly in engineering practice. This book focuses on urban public recreational buildings as its primary research subject. It briefly introduces the development history, existing types, and future trends of recreational buildings in China, systematically discusses the fundamental principles and design methods of project planning, site planning, functional organization, spatial layout, and form design for recreational buildings. Additionally, it highlights and analyzes the designs of various emerging entertainment facilities in line with current development trends. The book includes numerous new engineering examples, each accompanied by concise explanations and analyses, serving as references for readers in their design work.
Recreation and Leisure Building Design (Architecture Design Guidance Series)
📌 Related Posts
News
What are the symptoms if infants and young children have tonsillitis?
2026-09-17
Literature
Love language
2026-09-23
Literature
Modern Robotics: Motion, Sensing, and Control of Bionic Systems
2026-10-03
News
After microwaving, what foods should not be eaten?
2026-10-04
Literature
Architectural Decoration and Renovation Engineering Quality and Safety Management (Second Edition) (National Architectural Decoration and Renovation Industry Training Series Textbooks)
2026-10-11
Literature
Water Supply and Drainage Design Manual 11 - Common Equipment (Second Edition)
2026-10-11
Literature
Construction Project Safety Management (Textbook for Safety Training and Assessment of Main Responsible Persons, Project Leaders, and Full-time Safety Management Personnel in Construction Enterprises)
2026-10-11
Literature
The First Estate Model Created the Myth of Property Rush
2026-10-11