建筑结构渗水的成因与控制

随着社会经济的不断发展,我国的城市化进程也在不断推进,人们也在追求更加舒服安逸的生活。关于防治房屋建筑结构渗漏的问题,则需要我们结合实际情况,不断的进行探究活动。只有这样,才能总结出建筑结构渗水的成因以及相关的防治措施。     

Is There Room for Families in the Inner City? Life-Stage Blenders Challenging Planning

This paper addresses the phenomenon of families returning to inner cities. With evidence from the first qualitative study done on families residing in inner-city Helsinki, it demonstrates that urban living reduces the sharp divide between life before having children and family life. Urban parents stay in the city much for the same reasons they first moved there: because they are attracted to population density, good amenities and good public transport. Living in the city enables a lifestyle where different life stages blend into each other. The paper, however, reveals that there is a lack of understanding among city planners and politicians about family needs in the inner city. By adopting a framework of the reviewed literature, the paper draws on the argument that modernist ideals on proper family living still prevail. The paper suggests that planning must acknowledge that exclusionary life stages are eroding and creating a need to facilitate multiple forms of lifestyles.     

二手房买卖中介服务收费分析

运用经济学理论对二手房买卖中介服务收费的三个核心问题:向谁收,收多少,如何收进行研究,并得出了不应规定收费对象、不应规定收费上限和应规定收费方式的研究结论,对二手房买卖中介服务收费具有指导意义。     

Soft-selling gentrification?

This paper explores the rhetoric and reality of regeneration. It looks at wider issues through an examination of ongoing changes in Dundee, using a mixture of participant action research and a critical analysis of government documents and of previous policy-related research. These are combined to show how public debate is being dominated by a political spin that allows gentrifying policies to be portrayed as logical and progressive development.     

Where to for Brazil's Cities? Citizen Empowerment or Global Marketing?

An awakening interest in public space in Brazilian cities is emphasising the value of existing civic areas. Guilherme Wisnik , a critic, curator and professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo, looks at the history and potential future of Brazil's urban spaces. He highlights how despite the introduction of innovative Modernist design in the mid-20th century, which forged ‘a new relationship between architecture, urbanism and landscape design’, more recently the country's cities have been subject to the vicissitudes of market and political forces.     

In search of determinants for quoted housing rents: Empirical evidence from major German cities

Housing policy made a comeback on the German political agenda. Apartment rental prices increased drastically in most major cities over the last years. Despite wide agreement by policymakers regarding the need for regulation of the housing market, there is close to no empirical evidence on the drivers of rent prices. We follow a comparative, quantitative approach to determine the driving factors of rent prices in German cities, taking economic, societal and political variables into account and using time-series analysis. Our results show that the share of students and the local mean income account for differences in quoted rent prices.     

实验演算型住宅区地块容积率指标校核方法探索

虽然目前控制性详细规划中容积率等指标的核算有多种手段,但很少有基于实验的演算型定量研究。针对不同大小的基地,均可通过实验,推算日照标准约束下的容积率等指标,作为规划决策的重要依据。从当前日照标准约束角度,提出运用空间极限容积率校核的实验方法,通过计算机实验进行核算。提出了基于＂九宫格＂的计算方法,经过少量人工干预,由计算机生成指标对应的空间形态,以使控制性详细规划指标的确定更加科学、理性。实验表明,如果日照标准约束条件不变,容积率并不是可以随着住宅高度的增加而无限增加。如果需保证一定的日照资源质量,住宅高度和容积率存在增长极限。     

On the margins of urban Europe: housing policies in a secondary city (Cluj,Romania)

This paper discusses recent housing developments in Cluj, a secondary city in Romania. The city is at a point in its development where it is being affected by forces initiated by Romania's accession to the EU. While new housing provision is largely dominated by the private sector, public housing policies are also taking advantage of the new opportunities provided by membership of the EU.     

The geographic concentration of housing vouchers,Blacks, and poverty over time: a study of Cincinnati,Ohio, USA

Using data from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) concerning Housing Choice Voucher (HCV, formerly called Section 8) recipients, the authors provide a spatial analysis in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. ‘Hot spot’ analysis is utilized to detect areas with significant densities of voucher recipients compared with the surrounding environs. Results show that the implementation of Cincinnati's HCV program between 2000 and 2005 in conjunction with public housing transformation has not led to a greater dispersion of voucher recipients and either poverty or racial deconcentration. Many HCV households remain concentrated in hot spots. The implications for US low-income housing policy are discussed.