有效的城市密集化：专业人士和住房行业指南

English | 2025 | ISBN: 1032540257 | 259 pages | True PDF EPUB | 170.25 MB

The housing crisis confronts two of North America’s contemporary urban challenges: affordability and the need to curtail urban sprawl through densification of existing communities. Advancing a novel formula labelled BAAKFIL, this book introduces a new way of thinking about affordability and revitalization of mature neighbourhoods and communities. Beginning with an exploration of the monoculture of homogenous, average quality suburban housing stock in North America, subsequent chapters explore the serious issue of land cost; infill, zoning and Nimbyism in the context of the mass housing industry. Then, bridging the gap between theory and practice, the author introduces a theoretical design approach (BAAKFIL) as a practical formula for adding affordable residential units in established single family neighbourhoods while respecting their defining features. The final chapters evaluate the efficacy of BAAKFIL as a conceptual model by exploring various ‘test bed’ sites where the framework is applied. This book will be a valuable resource for practicing architects in the housing domain, as well as for planners working in municipalities. It will also appeal to advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of urban design and architecture.

英文| 2025 |国际标准图书编号：1032540257 | 259页|真PDF EPUB | 170.25 MB 住房危机面临着北美当代城市面临的两大挑战：负担能力和通过现有社区的密集化来遏制城市扩张的必要性。这本书提出了一个名为BAAKFIL的新公式，介绍了一种关于成熟社区和社区负担能力和振兴的新思维方式。从探索北美同质、平均质量的郊区住房存量的单一文化开始，随后的章节探讨了土地成本的严重问题；在大规模住房行业背景下的填充、分区和敏捷主义。然后，为了弥合理论与实践之间的差距，作者介绍了一种理论设计方法（BAAKFIL），作为在既有独栋住宅区增加经济适用房的实用公式，同时尊重其定义特征。最后几章通过探索应用该框架的各种“试验台”地点，评估了BAAKFIL作为概念模型的有效性。这本书将成为住房领域执业建筑师以及在市政当局工作的规划师的宝贵资源。它还将吸引城市设计和建筑专业的高级本科生和研究生。

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