Study On Modular Indemnificatory Housing

Urbanization process accelerated, population growth, China’s urban space is in aviolent reconstruction. As the cornerstone of the city building, the residential has alsoexperienced a series of changes. Currently speak, indemnificatory housing is theprimary means to solve the housing problems of low-and middle-income people, stillhas the conflicts that building capacity, the system is imperfect, the low quality ofdesign and so on, cause for the designer’s consideration. This study targeted Modularindemnificatory housing, has prominent feature that it is arranged and combined intointegrated housing by a living module. This kind of indemnificatory housing isdifferent from others that it’s pocket-sized living module could accommodate moreresidents, and the design of the building has a lot of possibilities. In our country it hasscarcity of built indemnificatory housing, also about the study results. Based on theresearch of the foreign indemnificatory housing’s development and case, wepreliminary analysis architectural design principles of indemnificatory housings, andprovide important reference for China’s development and construction.Full-text is divided into five chapters, which focus on Chapter3，4and5.Conclusion part makes a general summary to the study.Chapter1, introduction. This chapter describes the research background andsignificance of thesis, determines the research objectives and methodology, andconstructs the logical framework of study.Chapter2, overview of indemnificatory housing. This chapter analysis relatedconcepts of indemnificatory housing, and the difference in modular indemnificatoryhousing between other types of indemnificatory housings. At the same time, the paperreviewed the development process of housing at home and abroad, organized foreigndevelopment model, and then pointed out the contemporary problems of China.Chapter3, studies the modular indemnificatory housing case abroad. Thischapter selects5modular indemnificatory housing cases which located in China,Spain, Singapore and Japan, by studies and compares with these cases we could get apreliminary understanding of the modular indemnificatory housing’s characteristicsand requirements.Chapter4, the analysis of the modular indemnificatory housing building’s design.This part based on an earlier analysis of the case, combined with the theory of architectural psychology and urban sociology, to study the location, architecturaldesign and techniques of modular indemnificatory housing, and then summed up thegeneral design principles.Chapter5, the trends and recommendations of the modular indemnificatoryhousing building．In this part author predicted the development and trend of themodular indemnificatory housing, then combined with China’s national conditions andreality, proposed solutions to these problem and recommendations for futuredevelopment.