Abstract
With the development of the city’s economy, Macau’s traditional stalls have been unable to meet the current needs. This design research is based on the current status of traditional stalls that are difficult to store, single functional structure, and old-style appearance, combined with the current new requirements of Macau for building a smart city. Foldable solar photovoltaic panels, mobile stall-type 5G base stations, and live broadcast equipment that echo the trend of the frontline proposed sustainable and optimized designs for upgrading and transformation, echoing the current hotly discussed “stalling economy”, and promoting the economy after the epidemic through optimized design recovery. At the same time, it also provides feasible reference suggestions for the future design of Macau stalls.
Highlights
At present, the process of urbanization is accelerating and society is in the era of big data
With the proposal of smart city construction, the future must focus on advanced communications
Facility and technical processing methods to deal with traditional stalls, facing the economic recovery after the 2020 epidemic, echo the current hotly discussed "stall economy", how to optimize traditional stall facilities and conduct sustainable research on stalls, It is a question worth considering for planners, architects, and designers
Summary
The process of urbanization is accelerating and society is in the era of big data. Traditional industries, traditional facilities, and even traditional culture are bound to be greatly impacted. With the proposal of smart city construction, the future must focus on advanced communications. Facility and technical processing methods to deal with traditional stalls, facing the economic recovery after the 2020 epidemic, echo the current hotly discussed "stall economy", how to optimize traditional stall facilities and conduct sustainable research on stalls, It is a question worth considering for planners, architects, and designers. On the location of the stall, the scope of the stall, the permit, the rent, etc., but few people pay attention to the appearance and functional design of the stall facilities of the hawkers, almost all of them are pieced together by the hawkers themselves. The history of the development of stalls in Macau is shown in Table 1 below
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