Research On Public Building And Environmental Design Based On Permeability Theory

In recent years,due to the Chinese economic slowdown,industrial restructuring,China is also increasingly concerned about the relationship between human and environment,development ideas that blingly plundering resource from nature are being abandoned.In China and abroad,the study of the relationship between architecture and environment is everlasting.The integration of architecture and environment has gradually become the consensus of people.To create a public building with a sense of quality,it is not enough to urge the designer to enhance the space function and build the architectural form.It can satisfy the psychological needs of the space audience and improve the space quality from the spiritual level.Therefore,the study of this topic has very important practical significance.This paper defines the concept of permeable space and distinguishes it from the similar concepts such as flowing space and gray space.The paper points out that the contributing factors of infiltration are static factors,dynamic factors and fuzzy factors.This paper expounds the nature and function of the infiltration phenomenon,and affirms the significance of the existence of the infiltration space.After field observation and questionnaire survey,the author tries to summarize the design principles of permeable design of public buildings and environment space.From the perspective of five perceptual forms(vision,hearing,touch,smell,taste)and space audience psychology,the author explores a set of strategies and methods with a view to providing guidance for the design of public buildings and environment.According to the analysis and summary of the theory mentioned.The auther put forward a series of design principles,and explore a set of suitable for public buildings and environment permeability design planning,design strategy,which has practical guiding significance to the design work of reality.Finally,under the guidance of the theory of permeability,the author tries to explore the permeability design in the project practice.