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    Analysis on the Architectural Characteristics of Super High Rise Apartments
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    At the economical crisis of Korea in 1997, self-determined price for apartment and the revision increasing the ratio of residential area for mixed-use residential building were introduced to activate the construction industry, which causes construction companies to build super high rise apartment discriminative and high class orientated. This study aims to classify the super high rise building which is planned to build or built recently and to analyze the architectural characteristics. The objects are 288 unit households in 26 apartment complexes higher than twenty five story since 1998. As a result, super high rise building comparing with existing apartments were being varied in plan types of main building and unit household and in construction types. As for the plan, the number of walls having opening to outdoor were increased and it is considered that high rise building can take advantage of a view, lighting and sunshine. The location of living room that used to be in the center of unit in existing apartment was moved freely without rule.
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    Architectural plan
    In the recent years, the design for high-rise residential buildings in Shanghai has been changing in floor plan. It is the transformation in the shape of the house from residential tower-shaped buildings into combined apartment buildings; the transformation in constitution of floor plan, the number of apartment in each floor; the transformation in area and function of each apartment and even in living habits. Studies of the transformation in shape mentioned above were carried out by the morphology methodology. Combined apartment buildings in Shanghai combined together leads to high economic benefit, and the number of floors is up to 34 floors. Auxiliary area which is shared equally to each apartment, accounts for an approximately large portion of a typical floor plan. Each apartment in Shanghai must be added 12-18% of external auxiliary area. The cause and effect of the transformation in the design for high-rise apartment buildings are valuable experiences for other developing metropolitans in China, so as other countries in region.
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    High rise
    As the apartment complex became one of representative residential facility, changes occur in all phase of a construction phase caused by unexpected situation, uncertain factors and change of project plan. It is essential to implement an appropriate change management regime to reduce change-associated cost and time delay. Studies and research on changes has been focused on very general buildings or specialized buildings. As a result, there are limitations to apply as change factors for apartment complex projects with prior studies. here fore, in this study, it was classified tenement house space to function space configuration to derive the importance of change order factors for each apartment space. This study categorize the functional space in order to analysis the importance factor for private apartment houses change orders. With literature review and case study of private apartment change orders, the change order factors has been used for interview with experts who was involved in private apartment houses. After interviewing with experts, factors for change orders has been selected. The importance level has been fixed by interviewing every participants of private apartment houses with method of AHP(Analytic Hierarch Process). This study indicates the effective change management for private apartment houses with final result of factors and importance on change orders.
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    Interview
    Facility management
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    Sustainable Design
    High rise
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    Army housing apartment is an important part of the security system,among which the small unit apartment is the main body,to enhance the design of small unit apartment research for improving the effectiveness of its safeguard practical significance.With the interpretation of the construction of army housing apartment design contest prize works,it suggests that house in a small unit apartment using a ladder in the form of two layers is of the available comparative advantage such as creating the qualified environment,reducing the construction life-cycle costs,improving indoor comfort.The design of the dwelling should reasonably allocate the space,appropriately increase the share bathroom and kitchen area ratio,and control the size of the living room and bedroom.And the compartment set layout of lobby and bathroom space,the diversity of storage space,the layout of multi-purpose small space,and the centralized layout of tube wells out of house enable the fine design.
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    Free to read on the publishers website Brisbane Australia has been undergoing a growth cycle since 2011, with many new apartment buildings on the skyline. Brisbane City Council’s e-Plan Multiple Dwelling Code unequivocally links the city’s character and identity, and residents’ way of life, to the local subtropical climate and landscape. Performance outcomes for code assessable apartment developments promote cross-ventilation and well-designed private outdoor spaces (for example, balconies) to be achieved by correctly designed fundamental structural controls - orientation, spatial configuration, and shading. A sample of recently-approved 5 – 30 storeys apartment buildings in Brisbane’s inner urban renewal areas was studied for performance under the Code. Spatial-structural architectural data were collected from documents submitted for development approval to Council’s online system. A 65-year-old apartment building recognised as an Australian significant building of the 20th Century was also analysed. The research identified performance gaps between planning policy and actual design. The older building out-performed the new under all criteria. Little diversity in building configurations, spatial characteristics and basic floor layouts was observed. Overall, the approach utilised by developers is producing formulaic apartments that cannot be effectively cross-ventilated and that have extremely limited or no private open space. Developers’ primary interests are to maximise yield and ‘the view’. This paper provides evidence that the planning code is having little effect on key items driven by these aims. These are: compact form (large building volume enclosed by a small facade area) that reduces the extent of external walls available for effective openings; and extensively glazed, unshaded external walls that are compensated for with air-conditioning technology. The quest for views is also compromising the utility of balconies with glazed balustrades diminishing usable, comfortable, private outdoor area. These products are unlikely to meet future market preferences for more authentic innovative place-based buildings and make long-term liveability and sustainability aims difficult to achieve.
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