Communication Space Of College Architecture Research Based On Danish Typical Cases

With the reform of higher education, colleges and universities need to develop innovative, complex personnel, and communication is an important way to acquire knowledge and ability, which requires colleges and universities will need to provide a more open architecture, multi-communicative space. Chinese universities pay more and more attention to intercourse space design, but for now the overall level of sociability in space design remains largely improved. Based on the Danish universities building typical case of field research and study life experience, analysis the distribution of its location, spatial patterns, facilities, types of behavior, etc., are summarized in University architectural features Communication Space, trying to explore the College building some key nodes intercourse space design strategy, tried to contact Chinese Universities space designed to provide theoretical and practical biography.In this paper, through literature reading, field research, case research of Danish universities building Communication space. Basic Theory of Design of Communication Space started, related concepts from the analysis of the impact summary and definitions; followed by a typical case of the Danish University Architecture Communication Space analyzes focus on space node characteristics, behavior, facilities, space, economic and technical indicators : focus on the interior analyzes, defines open central space(Hub) of the corridor set way to sum up, on the stairs of diverse classification practices, etc., adding outdoor space design, analyze some cases outdoor terrace and courtyard; list the domestic two typical cases more comprehensive study set contact space; final summary intercourse distribution sites, node characteristics, unit characteristics of facilities, as well as a summary of the characteristics of communicative behavior; summarizes the interaction space in the building plan, the focus space node(open central space, corridors, big steps or ramps), focusing on space node combination mode design strategy.