What should be paid attention to in the planning and design of residential quarters?

Five points for attention in the planning and design of residential quarters. Enhance the sense of spatial hierarchy with circuitous design. The planning of high-quality residential quarters is completely different from the general urban planning. In terms of density, due to the dense population, although the community development in the mainland can not meet the planning density standards of western countries, it can still achieve almost equal planning value in many aspects. These planning values include fresh air, crime-free streets, high-quality outdoor space and environment, and residents' sense of identity and pride in their residential areas. In this regard, community planning and design should adopt sub-urban or suburban planning methods as far as possible, and the main roads in the region should be circuitous rather than lattice, providing changes and surprises for the road landscape. Uchikoji is dominated by secluded paths to reduce traffic and noise and keep the air fresh. In the aspect of architectural design, the spatial level is emphasized, so that the living area has its own unique characteristics, and residents are proud and recognized for its unique characteristics. 2. Adopt a closed style to ensure residents' sense of superiority in living and life. Of course, security is an important consideration for closed communities. In addition, another reason for the closure is to try to avoid the facilities provided by the community, such as greening and garden environment, leisure and residents' clubs being occupied or destroyed by foreign residents. 3. Pay attention to the integration of residents from different social classes. In western society, it is a common policy to use land planning laws and regulations to isolate different social classes. Therefore, western planning laws and regulations also limit the housing model of each residential area, with the main purpose of separating the population according to the social wealth class. However, the west believes that this concept of planning will split society, cause resentment or discord between different classes, and even lead to social unrest. At present, in the planning of community communities in the Mainland, there are various types of residential units in the same community, and the area of the largest residential unit can be 10 times that of the smallest unit, which is similar to the development of ancient towns and villages in China. As far as the distribution of residents' classes is concerned, there are rich people and celebrities who get in and out of expensive cars, and wealthy families who rely on public transportation to go out early and return late. This planning model enables different classes and wealthy families to exchange knowledge in their lives, and wealthy children can also grow up in the same environment as other ordinary children, which will lead to uneven social wealth and will not cause social unrest.