吴良镛论人居环境科学

1 Sciences of Human Settlements：Theoretical and Practical Explorations

1.1 The Sciences ofHuman Settlements in the World

1.2 Recent Rural and Urban Development in China

1.3 Theoretical Developments at the Center for Science of Human Settlements ofTsinghua University

1.4 Practical Developments at the Center for Science of Human Settlements ofTsinghua University

1.5 Conclusio

2 Urbanization，Sciences of Human Settlements，and the Practice of Urban Planning in China

2.1 Urbanization：The Theme ofthe Age

2.2 Development of Sciences ofHuman Settlements

2.3 Theoretical Application of Sciences of Human Settlements in the Practice ofUrban and Rural Planning in China

2.4 Conclusion

3 Transformation of Development Mode and Exploration on Sciences of Human Settlements

3.I Development Mode in the 1 9 and 20 Centuries and

Three Main Themes of Exploration on Human Settlements

3.2 New Opportunities and Challenges

3.3 Exploration on and Progress of Theories of Sciences of Human Settlements

3.4 Methodology and Action Guide

Appendix A On Wu Liangyong'S Theories about

Sciences of Human Settlements

A.1 IntrOductiOn

A.2 Formation of Human Settlement Theories

A.3 Features ofTheories on Human Settlements

A.4 Methodology Sciences of Human Settlements

A.5 Conclusion Bibliography

Appendix B Wu Liangyong：A Great Conductor of Symphony for Concrete

B.1 Teaching Tirelessly by Personal Example as well as VerbalInstruction

B.2 Chinese Culture as Basis and Western Culture as Reference

B.3 Sciences ofHuman Settlements and General Theory ofArchitecture

B.4 New Thoughts on the New Master Plan of Beijing

Chinese Academy of Sciences，Academic Committee Consultative and Advisory Project，Chinese Academy of Engineering，Consultative and Research Project，Beijing Municipal Commission of Education，BeUing High-School Construction Project.

Since C. A. Doxiadis advanced the theory of EKISTICS with the ending of World War Ⅱ, the theory and practice of the Science of Human Settlements has been developed over the world. The UN Habitat Ⅰ Conference in Vancouver in 1976, the RIO Conference in 1992, the UN Habitat Ⅱ Conference in Istanbu·in 1996, as wel·as other worldwide actions up to the UN Specia·Conference of Istanbul+5 last June,have marked an unceasing progress of the research in this field. The new concepts of Human Settlements, Habitat, cities in the globalizing world, emerging in consequence of the research progress, have become the globa·guidelines for building a sustainable world. Today, the sustainable development of Human Settlements has become a common theme al·over the world and thus architecture and urban planning have been ushered into a broad realm of multidisciplinary cooperation for further development.。