What are the requirements for the planning and conception of vegetable market transformation?

1. Planning concept: Generally speaking, the planning concept needs to meet the above definition of standardized farmers' market, that is, convenient purchase, environmental sanitation, convenient application, affordable price and practical concept. Around the function upgrade of farmers' market, organize the planning concept together with the organizers of farmers' market.

2. Spatial structure form: Considering the structural requirements of the whole standardized farmers' market for function and landscape, in the landscape integration environment, trading, warehousing and sales should be integrated into one, and a reasonable layout form should be adopted to facilitate trading activities and the flow of shoppers in China, create a landscape-rich environment and create various mobile display and information exchange spaces.

3. Functional zoning and planning layout: Generally speaking, from the perspective of scale zoning, there are farmers' market areas, fresh storage areas and supporting service areas, and farmers' market areas have stalls for various agricultural products.

4. Road traffic planning: The road traffic organization of this project is divided into dynamic traffic and static traffic. Dynamic traffic organization is dendritic, which needs to consider factors such as evacuation and fire fighting. According to the actual situation, the planned area is static traffic (conditional), and parking spaces are arranged to meet the daily parking needs of farmers' markets.

5. Landscape planning: In principle, the landscape planning of the project site takes the protection of ecology, beautification of urban environment and shaping of modern urban landscape as the starting point, makes full use of the existing natural landscape foundation, combines buildings with open spaces in an orderly manner, shapes regional landscapes with spatial changes and characteristics while meeting functional requirements, and pays attention to the coordination between architectural landscapes and green landscapes.