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Siting Decision Making for Urban Public Cultural Facilities Based on Symbiosis
The conservation of limited land resources - especially the conservation of those urban land resources which can bring great economic benefits - and the efficiency maximization of urban public cultural resources must be considered during siting decision-making for urban public cultural facilities. However, these two goals are often contradictory in practice. The main purpose of this paper is to propose an approach of siting decision-making for urban public cultural facilities to help achieve the above two goals simultaneously based on symbiosis. A symbiosis evaluation method of siting decision-making for urban public cultural facilities is put forward with the application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). The optimal siting decision can be made by the symbiosis effectiveness and efficiency sorting of all the siting selections. A city library project is taken as an empirical study case in this research, and the results of the case study using the symbiosis evaluation method are further validated by questionnaire.
Siting Decision Making for Urban Public Cultural Facilities Based on Symbiosis
The conservation of limited land resources - especially the conservation of those urban land resources which can bring great economic benefits - and the efficiency maximization of urban public cultural resources must be considered during siting decision-making for urban public cultural facilities. However, these two goals are often contradictory in practice. The main purpose of this paper is to propose an approach of siting decision-making for urban public cultural facilities to help achieve the above two goals simultaneously based on symbiosis. A symbiosis evaluation method of siting decision-making for urban public cultural facilities is put forward with the application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). The optimal siting decision can be made by the symbiosis effectiveness and efficiency sorting of all the siting selections. A city library project is taken as an empirical study case in this research, and the results of the case study using the symbiosis evaluation method are further validated by questionnaire.
Siting Decision Making for Urban Public Cultural Facilities Based on Symbiosis
Huang, Chunying (author) / Wang, Xiaoming (author)
2014 International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management ; 2014 ; Kunming, China
ICCREM 2014 ; 1488-1494
2014-11-03
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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