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Research on the Urban Edge Space Form of Tanhualin Historical Living Block in Wuhan
Edge space is not only the main place for residents’ public activities, but also the key component of urban public space. It promotes people’s spontaneous activities and social activities. Reasonable urban fringe space design can create the possibility for people to transform the city from bottom to top. While preserving the cultural background, Tanhualin historical life block has formed a rich and varied space form. This paper analyses the composition of its marginal space to explore the importance of edge space to urban public activities.
Research on the Urban Edge Space Form of Tanhualin Historical Living Block in Wuhan
Edge space is not only the main place for residents’ public activities, but also the key component of urban public space. It promotes people’s spontaneous activities and social activities. Reasonable urban fringe space design can create the possibility for people to transform the city from bottom to top. While preserving the cultural background, Tanhualin historical life block has formed a rich and varied space form. This paper analyses the composition of its marginal space to explore the importance of edge space to urban public activities.
Research on the Urban Edge Space Form of Tanhualin Historical Living Block in Wuhan
Sang Xiangrui (author)
2021
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