Today we are honored to invite Assistant Professor Shen Mengying from the Department of Architecture of Shih Shi University, and Li from Urban Liren Company Wanyu project manager, the two speakers first introduced in detail the history of public housing development and related projects from Europe and the United States to Asia. example. The speaker pointed out that European and American countries began to attach importance to the construction of public housing at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, mainly It is because of the urbanization process triggered by the industrial revolution. At that time, countries such as Britain, France and Germany were building large amounts of public housing to address the housing shortage for the working class. These residential areas usually have basic sanitation facilities and standardized building designs, providing residents with a relatively stable living environment. Speakers then discussed the background to the development of public housing, particularly the impact of health and disease issues on it. in the 19th century In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the poor living conditions in urban slums led to the spread of infectious diseases such as cholera and tuberculosis. In the design of modern public housing, health factors still play an important role, such as good ventilation, appropriate sunlight, and complete sanitation facilities, which are all considered to be the key to improving the quality of residents' life. Finally, the speakers emphasized the application of net-zero concepts and urban renewal strategies in modern public housing development. net zero building It aims to achieve environmental sustainability goals by reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions. In the field of public housing, this concept is applied in building design and energy management, such as using renewable energy sources such as solar energy and wind energy, and adopting high-efficiency building materials and intelligent control systems to achieve low-carbon life.

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Date: 2024/05/06