Study On Integrated Design For Urban Commercial Complex And Surrounding Enviroment

Urban commercial complex is is under the context of urban/city development, theupgrade of urban building complex, is a continuation of urban space, is a "city within acity", and closely linked with the urban environment. Environment is the starting pointof construction, the Foothold, the relationship between architecture and environment isour primary architect should consider firstly. About the relationship between Urbancommercial complex and the surrounding environment, this paper mainly discuss onfrom urban design,the relationship between between urban commercial complex andurban functions, urban transport, urban space, architectural form, landscape, spirit ofplace to study. Through access to information and examples at home and abroad, theauthor research data in Beijing and Guangzhou, select few cases to empirical papers.Paper is divided into five chapters, the third chapter is the core, the first chapter isthe introduction, mainly research about the origin, the object of study and perspective,Research current situation, research methods, research significance, researchframeworks; the second chapter describes the concept, mainly describe the urbancommercial complex on the concept, classification, characteristics, and factor analysisof the surrounding environment; the third chapter is integrated design of urbancommercial complex and the surrounding environment, mainly from the perspective ofurban design, urban commercial complex and urban functions, urban transport,urban space, architectural form, landscape, spirit of place and so on to integrate andconsider; the fourth Chapter is some foreign classic cases analysis of urban commercialcomplex,take the United States and Japan, Locke Philo Center Roppongi Hills asexamples, view from points of urban functions, urban transport, urban space,architectural form, landscape, the spirit of these places; the fifth Chapter is the futuredevelopment of urban commercial complex; final is the conclusion.