What does T-plane mean?

What is a T-Plan? T-shaped plan is a common layout method in architectural design, and it is called T-shaped plan because its shape resembles the capital letter "D". Its design pays great attention to the layout of traffic and functions, and provides natural streamline, reasonable space utilization and privacy between rooms for the building. Its characteristics are that the houses extend in all directions, the floors are rectangular, the space utilization rate is high, and it is close to the lobby, which usually becomes a concentrated area. Therefore, T-plane is widely used in architectural design of many industries, including commercial buildings, hotels, restaurants and so on.

What are the advantages of T scheme? T-shaped graphic design has three greatest advantages: first, it is adaptable and can be used in various architectural designs; Secondly, T-type apartment can make better use of room space, so that the whole building space can be seamlessly connected without wasting any space; Finally, T-shaped floor plan can build a composite building with office space and leisure space as the main axis, which optimizes the spatial streamline and makes it more humanized. This makes it easy to find all kinds of services in commercial real estate buildings, and it is excellent in function, space, transportation, comfort and tourist experience.

The case of T-plane in practical application. T-shaped floor plan has become one of the main architectural designs of commercial squares, hotels, restaurants and other residential buildings. For example, a T-shaped department store will be built on Fifth Avenue in Shanghai every year, which not only makes the passenger flow in the store smoother, but also attaches importance to improving the shopping experience and process of tourists. At the same time, T-shaped floor plan has also been applied to high-performance urban complex projects, such as Dubai City Shopping Center, which is the largest shopping center in the world. T-shaped floor plan emphasizes the layout of transportation and functions, providing consumers with a better shopping experience.