Recreating the Traditional Waterfront Living Space - A Study on the Design Mode of Livable Space under the Concept of Low-Carbon Development
Yi Chen, Shi Yan Shen
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Yi Chen, Shi Yan Shen
Abstract
This article takes traditional waterfront living space as the object of study, analyzes configuration features of such space, learns from design experience at home and abroad, explores the design mode of such space suitable for modern society and finally illustrates the mode by relevant examples. This study has an important significance in both theoretical research and practical applications in the design of livable space under the concept of low-carbon development.
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This article takes traditional waterfront living space as the object of study, analyzes configuration features of such space, learns from design experience at home and abroad, explores the design mode of such space suitable for modern society and finally illustrates the mode by relevant examples. This study has an important significance in both theoretical research and practical applications in the design of livable space under the concept of low-carbon development.
Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Development (topology), Mode (computer interface), Research Object, Object (grammar), Architectural engineering, Engineering, Systems engineering