Low-Carbon City and Underground Space Planning in the Mountain City - A Case of Chongqing
Hong Yuan, Xin Rong Liu, Zhi Zhong Dai, Jiang Fang Luo, Peng Li
Abstract
Hong Yuan, Xin Rong Liu, Zhi Zhong Dai, Jiang Fang Luo, Peng Li
Abstract
The city nowadays becomes the home of high concentration of carbon emissions. Hence, the development of underground space can lead to the integration of transportation in urban agglomeration, specifically in mountain cities. However, underground space can be layout as the structure of "Flake-node network" in the core area ,or the structure of "gathering point" in the periphery consequential area .The planning of underground space coordinate the ground city‘s structure of" Multi-center and team-style", and should develop by axis with track.
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The city nowadays becomes the home of high concentration of carbon emissions. Hence, the development of underground space can lead to the integration of transportation in urban agglomeration, specifically in mountain cities. However, underground space can be layout as the structure of "Flake-node network" in the core area ,or the structure of "gathering point" in the periphery consequential area .The planning of underground space coordinate the ground city‘s structure of" Multi-center and team-style", and should develop by axis with track.
Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Point (geometry), Economies of agglomeration, Node (physics), Center (category theory), Civil engineering, Transport engineering, Geography