Residential area classification

Residential area is a residential area where residents gather in the city and form different scales.

Residents' daily life includes living, leisure, education, parenting, communication, fitness, and even work, so they also need supporting facilities for life services. Affected by the reasonable service radius of public facilities, the distance between urban streets, the administrative system of residents and other factors, the reasonable scale of residential areas is generally: population of 30,000-50,000 (not less than 30,000), number of households 1 10,000-10.5 million, and land area of about 50-15,000 hectares. Residential area refers to a residential area with housing as the main body, commercial outlets, cultural and educational entertainment, greening, public and public facilities.

Residential areas, commonly known as residential quarters, are surrounded by roads or natural boundaries at the residential level, with a corresponding population size of 7000 ~15000,2000 ~ 4000 households and an area of 10~35 hectares, and are equipped with a set of public service facilities that can meet the basic material and cultural needs of residents in this area.

The concept of residential area in urban planning refers to a complete lot with a certain scale, which is bounded by urban roads or the boundary between urban roads and nature and does not cross urban traffic arteries. There is a set of grass-roots public service facilities and institutions to meet the daily needs of residents. Residential groups, commonly called groups, are generally separated by residential roads, with a corresponding population size of1000 ~ 3,000 and 300~700 households, occupying 4~6 hectares of land and equipped with basic public service facilities required by residents.

Generally speaking, the residential group area is less than 65438+ 10,000 square meters, with 300~800 households, and several residential groups constitute a residential area.