Author(s)

Juan Huang

Corresponding Author

Juan Huang

Abstract

Facing the problems of spatial separation and resource mismatch between residential buildings and industrial parks under the traditional planning mode, this article systematically analyzes the driving mechanism of multi-dimensional demand such as economy, society and environment for spatial coordination from the perspective of demand adaptation. By constructing a collaborative development framework including target system, spatial strategy, time sequence strategy and governance strategy, this article puts forward an evaluation index oriented to "inclusive development", a spatial reorganization model with "functional mixing" as the core, a time sequence coordination mechanism with "dynamic balance" as the key, and a governance innovation path with multi-party participation. Research shows that demand-adaptive collaborative planning can shorten commuting time by 20%-30%, improve the utilization rate of public service facilities by more than 15%, and reduce the intensity of carbon emissions. This study provides support and reference for solving the dilemma of "separation of production and city", and emphasizes that planning needs to change from "static control" to "dynamic response" to meet the new requirements of high-quality urbanization development.

Keywords

Demand adaptation, Collaborative development framework, Functional mixing, Job-residence balance, Governance innovation