Author(s)

HseuhChien Jou

Affiliation(s)

Asia University, Taichung, Taiwan.

Corresponding Author

HseuhChien Jou

ABSTRACT

The development of urban underground space in China started from the construction model of civil air defense engineering combined with peacetime and wartime engineering. Since the reform and opening up in 1978, after more than 30 years of accumulation, its holdings have been considerable. During this period, with the development of economy, policy, and technology, four different generations of civil air defense engineering combined with commercial construction models for peacetime and wartime gradually formed. Their design concepts, functional models, usage conditions, development prospects, etc. are quite different. Among them, the first-generation facilities lack the foundation for renovation and will be demolished together with the ground buildings in future urban renewal. The second and third generation civil air defense projects combined with commercial buildings for peacetime and wartime will also enter a transformation period in the next 10 to 20 years. Through the interconnection of underground space, they will become an integral part of the fourth generation civil air defense project combined with peacetime and wartime commercial buildings. The dispersed The collection of spaces becomes a comprehensive network space, thus entering the era of the development of the city's second public space level.

KEYWORDS

Civil air defense engineering; Both peacetime and wartime; Commercial buildings; Development trend

CITE THIS PAPER

HseuhChien Jou. Generation and development of existing civil air defense commercial facilities in China. World Journal of Information and Knowledge Management. 2024, 2(1): 7-12. DOI: 10.61784/wjikm240176.

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