Commercial Form Analysis and Strategy Optimization of Train Station Based on Urban Development

Guo, Yu Chen; Wan, Lu; Wei, Yuan Yi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.584-586.425

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Commercial Form Analysis and Strategy Optimization of Train Station Based on Urban Development

Abstract:

This paper studied commercial space of the Shanghai Railway Station. It summed up construction and development of history railway and railway passenger transportation. It clarified commercial activities of major railway terminal. It summarized appropriate scale and location of different business activities by the tightness of characteristics different commercial activities as well as problems and deficiencies of existing large passenger commercial space. It identified the source of the problem by several field researches on Shanghai Railway Station. This paper summarized different layout features of the passenger terminal commercial space design history and analyzed the differences and reasons. Finally this paper presented specific strategies and ideas of a large railway passenger commercial space design combined with their views of trends for railway passenger comprehensive development.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 584-586)

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Chaohe Chen, Guangfan Li, Qizhong Shen and Bifeng Jiang

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425-428

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July 2014

Authors:

Yu Chen Guo, Lu Wan, Yuan Yi Wei

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Commercial Space, Issues, Large Passenger, Layout, Strategic

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