This article conducts empirical analysis on high-density urban hospital cases.
Through research, post use evaluation (POE), in-depth interviews with medical staff, and analysis of needs and functions, design techniques such as “urban integration, functional complexity, patient hub, efficient circulation, and intelligent operation and maintenance” are proposed to provide theoretical and practical references for solving the homogenization dilemma.
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In recent years, with the increasing demand for building openings and indoor space freedom, the Japanese construction industry has attempted to use a new seismic analysis method called “wallstat”, a
Jacob van Rijs, founding partner of MVRDV, said: “The Sax Residential Building has achieved significant high-density development in the city with 916 residential units, making Wilhelmina Dock one of the
Tip: Divide the virtual and real according to functional zones, such as using glass (virtual) as the viewing surface on the south side of the building and concrete walls (solid)