A Study On Outdoor Space Of Urban Shopping Centers

With the twenty一first century's having come, people have a great longing for the life of the new century and all sorts of expectations towards future living environment. With the deepening of our country's reformation and openness to the outside world and the fast development of commodity economy, the creation of high一quality space environment for shopping is realistically significant. It becomes the concern shared by businessmen, architects and landscape architects how to better the improvement of commercial vigor and bring profits and create good landscape environment for a city.This paper focuses on the deep research on the Outdoor Space of urban Shopping Centers and analyzes the design approaches to commercial space, the purpose of which is to supply basis for the creation of up一to一date outdoor space in commercial building. The first chapter introduces the background and significance of studying the outdoor space of shopping center.The second chapter introduces the survey of the development history of the shopping center. The third chapter points out the Psychological behavior and its efect on commercial shopping environment.The forth chapter analysis on present condition. The fifth discusses the principles of design. As the core of the whole paper, The sixth chapter probes into design methods of outdoor spaces , such as transport space and Commercial square and Street for walking etc. in terms of pattern organization and interface management.In the end, it sets up development trend on the outdoor space of urban shopping center.The modern commercial building plays an important role in urban space and social life. This paper summarizes the success and failure of the past and makes a deepgoing research on public space environment on the logical basis of integration of theory with practice by learning from domestic and foreign experiences and lessons and combining concrete national conditions. This paper aims at providing theoretical bases and analysis of concrete instances for future design.