Life Cycle Perspective Under Care Service Facilities Configuration Policy Of Urban Built Community

At present, our country is in social and economic transition period. Under the background of the rapid growth of the number of the elderly population and the aging rate, the influence of traditional endowment concept and status quo of social common "421" family structure but also on the huge social problems to the urban residents "how to provide for the aged" problem is highlighted. With China’s current social and economic conditions, the community endowment way will inevitably become the inevitable choice of many old people. So, the corresponding community endowment service facilities became the important guarantee of community endowment.!Based on the urban residents’ life cycle, family life cycle, life cycle of a city built community endowment service facilities allocation strategy research, is a security provide beneficial exploration of facilities for the community endowment security provide beneficial exploration.In this paper, on the one hand, this paper probes into the important events in the process of Hangzhou city residents’ life cycle; On the other hand, based on the research of Hangzhou four streets forty-one community samples, and dig in time and space, and studies the selection has typical significance of four communities, in the search for a city built community life cycle characteristics and pension service facilities planning configuration. Based on this starting from the daily pension needs of the community, through community existing pension service facilities, reasonable optimization of resources integration, and achieve common covering a variety of facilities, the choice of diversification for the old way, this study built urban community endowment service facilities allocation strategy. City is completed based on the life cycle of community endowment service facilities planning configuration, not only has realized the emotional needs of the elderly, but also resolve the city built tension of land resources in the community and the contradiction between the needs of the old-age service facilities.