Research Progress of Urban Public Service at Home and Abroad

Journal: Architecture Engineering and Science DOI: 10.32629/aes.v2i3.475

Lanyan Wei

School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Southwest University of Science and Technology

Abstract

Public service facilities are an important part of China's harmonious and livable city construction and people's desire for a better life. The research topics of urban public service facilities allocation at home and abroad are different. It is found that foreign studies mainly focus on the location selection, accessibility, spatial equity and socio-economic effects of public service facilities allocation, while domestic studies pay more attention to the allocation standards of public service facilities and the optimization of layout, accessibility and spatial pattern. According to the characteristics of research at home and abroad, this paper reviews the literature respectively, and finally reflects on the differences of configuration research at home and abroad.

Keywords

configuration of public service facilities, spatial pattern, research progress

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