城市规划原理精讲班第16讲讲义（Sixteenth lectures on principles of urban planning）.doc

城市规划原理精讲班第16讲讲义（Sixteenth lectures on principles of urban planning） Principles of urban planning, sixteenth lectures, lecture notes, courseware (Global vocational education online) Sixteenth lectures on principles of urban planning Contents of historical and cultural reserve planning 3, the content of historical and cultural reserve planning (1) present situation investigation; Historical evolution; Functional characteristics, times reflected by historical features; Inhabited population; Construction times, historical value, preservation status, housing property rights and current use; Reflect the historical situation of the environment, and point out its historical value and the extent of preservation; The current situation of city municipal facilities, including power supply, water supply, sewage, gas, kitchen and toilet of the present situation of residents. (2) conservation planning Scope and boundaries of protected areas and outlying construction control zones; Principles and targets of protection; Protection, maintenance and renovation of buildings; Protection and renovation of environmental features; Transformation and construction of infrastructure; The land and buildings use adjustment function; The phased implementation plan, design and implementation of the project budget recently. Other major special projects Nine, other major special planning Outline requirements 1. Familiar with the main contents of urban green space system planning 2. Familiar with the main contents of municipal public utilities planning 3 、 familiar with the main contents of urban disaster prevention system planning 4. Familiar with the main contents of urban environmental protection planning 5 、 familiar with the main content of Urban Vertical Planning 6, understand the main content of urban underground space planning (1) the main contents of urban green space system planning (familiar) P249 1, urban green space system planning tasks 2, green system function 3. Classification of gre