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Environmental Safety Evaluation of High-Rise Buildings in Baotou
The rapid development of high-rise buildings has brought difficulties to urban environmental safety. Fuzzy evaluation method is adopted to conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis of Baotou's high-rise architectural environment through a close combination of the course and the cutting-edge technology of the scientific development of architectural environment. The analysis is implemented in three aspects including body safety, resource safety and social ecology safety. It also analyses the practical situation of Baotou's high-rise architectural environment through real cases, hoping to provide theoretical direction for the improvement of Baotou's urban environmental safety.
Environmental Safety Evaluation of High-Rise Buildings in Baotou
The rapid development of high-rise buildings has brought difficulties to urban environmental safety. Fuzzy evaluation method is adopted to conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis of Baotou's high-rise architectural environment through a close combination of the course and the cutting-edge technology of the scientific development of architectural environment. The analysis is implemented in three aspects including body safety, resource safety and social ecology safety. It also analyses the practical situation of Baotou's high-rise architectural environment through real cases, hoping to provide theoretical direction for the improvement of Baotou's urban environmental safety.
Environmental Safety Evaluation of High-Rise Buildings in Baotou
Ding, Yu-Xian (author) / Ma, Ning-Bo (author) / Ding, Lei (author)
2012
4 Seiten
Conference paper
English
Baotou City High-Rise Buildings Urban Environment Research
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