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These facilities are probably designed to keep the city clean.
▲ The architects of Xianfeng Xiadi Waterfield Bookstore Trail · Architecture Firm, considering the overall landscape of the village and respecting the past history, chose to build a new bookstore in three old walls, but it seems that nothing has happened from the outside.
Just like Dongziguan Village in Hangzhou, it was once a “hollow village”.
Many police stations in Changsha have set up “anti domestic violence complaint points”; Add women’s toilets in public places and gender free public toilets, so that the ratio of women’s toilets to men’s toilets is not less than 2:1; Increase urban lighting, broaden sidewalks…
Therefore, a real friendly city is full of care and care for those in need.
At a glance, the green tiles and white walls are poetic and the modern design behind them is very practical..
When the appearance and decoration of the house are increasingly required to be beautiful, we seem to be far away from the real “beauty”.
But in fact, even many healthy people will be subject to many restrictions when traveling.
Or a German sanitation worker who wanted to have a rest in the park found that the benches were full of nails, and he could not sit down unless he paid with coins.
But in architecture, there is a saying that when a place is only allowed to enter by people from a certain social class, it is called a hostile building.
After all, “tramps” are often synonymous with “dirty, messy and poor”.
As Chen Danqing said about the shortcomings of China’s urban development, “we use construction to destroy”, which leads to a thousand cities.
Just like “Trace · Architecture Office”, it transformed the old house into a bookstore in Pingnan, Fujian.
I must be very depressed after living for a long time.
In the video, four yellow tall buildings are very close to each other, which looks like “dominoes” that are almost pasted together.
Modern and traditional are talking quietly in this Xianfeng Xiadi Waterfield Bookstore.
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The remaining old wall is like a container, wrapped with steel bars and concrete.
Many netizens lament that except for the first row of houses, there is no lighting.
“How to get approval for such a narrow building distance? If the opposite building catches fire, the fire will come as soon as the wind blows.” It is said that the community is called “Sunshine City”, but it seems to lack sunshine most.
As long as it is simple and comfortable, it is truly “friendly” and beautiful.
Not that the proportion is too small, but because the blind road facilities are not perfect, most blind people rarely go out.
▲ Meng Fanhao, Dongziguan Village, therefore, when designing rural buildings, Meng Fanhao did not just retain the traditional style, but added his own understanding of “modernization” to retain the value of the countryside in a way that promoted development.
▲ Meng Fanhao, Dongziguan Village Today’s Dongziguan Village is like an ancient city in the south of the Yangtze River, attracting many people to clock in.
The residents of a city include not only healthy and strong people, but also blind people, vagrants and women…
He hoped that the transformed village was not “low and backward”, but a space bearing hope.
“Indeed, China’s urbanization is developing rapidly, but urban planning is also developing in a similar direction: similar high-rise buildings, the same cement roads.
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| K © I believe that more than one woman will often hear some harsh advice: you’d better dress conservatively; You’d better not walk alone at night; You’d better put men’s daily necessities in the room where you live alone…
Some netizens questioned the fire safety of the community.
“Cure their homesickness for urban people and realize their urban dream for rural people”.
Only when they are no longer weak, the city has not so many short boards.
| Amumu 299 © Many years ago, Lin Huiyin, who was only 21 years old, said: “Up to now, there are not many Chinese architects…
It’s “dark and sunny”.
Figure | Xiwu Institute © It has been said that there are more than 17 million blind people in China, but they are rarely seen in daily life.
Maybe a garbage collector in Guangzhou wanted to take a nap under the overpass at night, but the “sharp cones” everywhere made him unable to get down.
| CNN © A writer once said: “Many cities are designed for sightseeing, not for residents to take root.” If beautiful and rigorous planning is more important than residents’ life, then the function of the city will put the cart before the horse and talk about the friendliness of space.
Figure | Mofei © When such planning extended to the countryside, many architects decided to do something.
There is a sentence in the BBC documentary She Says: Women’s Moments of Life: “If you can’t even go out to see the stars, what’s the point of teaching them to chase the stars?” Picture | Little Lubao and Ye Xiaopang © Therefore, more and more cities have started to create a “women friendly” atmosphere.
Wu Daojun said: In the recent virus tsunami, many people have experienced painful and dark moments, but the care of people around us, the help of neighbors, and the mutual help of the Internet have all made our space more friendly.
For ordinary people, a beautiful house does not necessarily have a sense of design or lead a trend.
Because it is too close to the big city, people are full of yearning for the city, so the villagers are seriously lost.
But once such sounds become more and more, it just shows that women feel less and less convenient and safe.
Such a house is very unfriendly to residents.
Shenzhen has established the first “gender equality demonstration site” in the country, opened a hotline and special mailbox to the citizens of the city, accepted complaints, reports and handling of sexual harassment, and posted many posters in the subway.
▲ Xianfeng Xiadi Waterfield Bookstore Trail · Architecture Firm However, the “old scenery” of the village is not always nostalgic.
Recently, an aerial video of a community became popular.
If buildings and facilities in a space are “hostile” to people, and a city is governed in a tough way, how can it become a friendly space? Fig.
We are sad to see that our local, distinctive and original art is being deprived of by the craziness and rudeness of” keeping up with the world.
