Public facilities

Author: Du Wei
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is one of the "Public Art Elements Series." It is divided into four chapters. First, it clearly defines the scope of public facilities research, then focuses on introducing the visual elements, design principles, and installation rules of public facilities. Through the research in this book, it aims to enhance people's awareness of "public facilities" as an important component of the public environment and clarify their irreplaceable role in modern life. Building on previous research, this book redefines the scope of public facilities; in the discussion of design principles, it combines relatively mature design principles such as environmental design, industrial design, and graphic design with public facilities to summarize guiding principles suitable for public facility design; in the installation guidelines, it divides the more important parts of public facilities into recreational facilities, public sanitation facilities, public management facilities, and interpretive facilities, and introduces them separately. This book provides a detailed analysis and discussion of public facilities, a key component of public art. It serves as a reference for professionals engaged in art research, municipal planning and design, and environmental design, and is also suitable for those working in art design, industrial design, and visual guidance.