A Study on Supply Changes and the Reorganization of the Typology-Based Allocation System for Commercial Land in the Multifunctional Administrative City
Exploratory study analyzes supply changes and allocation in commercial land, suggesting new management strategies.
Key Points
This research aims to reinterpret the issues of vacancy and commercial vitality disparities as stemming from supply changes and typological allocation structures.
Analyzed annual supply changes of commercial land.
Examined indicators like commercial area per person, spatial characteristics, and location.
Categorized data into four typological locations: city center, waterfront, neighborhood, and central commercial areas.
Found that commercial land supply peaked before urban maturity.
Supply timing and location type significantly influenced spatial characteristics.
Emphasized the need for diverse management strategies considering typological roles and area characteristics.