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Quote Inox Product Price : 286.567.000 VNĐ

Samples: THI CONG COT CO QUANG TRUONG

Manufacturing: INOX TINTA VIETNAM CORPORATION
Commitment to quality: 10 Years Warranty
Quantity Ordered Products: 1000
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Square flagpoles. Square flagpole models that TINTA Vietnam Stainless Steel Joint Stock Company has participated in. Combined with both square flagpoles and lightning rods , lightning rods , or separate designs. Good experience in designing and constructing complete square flagpoles , beautiful square flagpole models. Beautiful square flagpole models.

Design and construction of square flagpoles

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Flagpoles and square architecture in Vietnamese cities

The square is an indispensable component in the spatial structure of urban areas from the past to the present. In essence, the square is a public space, undertaking public and communal functions of urban residents, such as a place to organize social events, cultural activities - festivals, trading and, simply, a place for citizens to gather or stroll.

Factors that limit the space where the design and construction can take place.

A square is limited horizontally by the ground and vertically by architectural works or other structures and objects.

Research on the spatial limitation factors of squares in urban areas of Vietnam shows that the layout often lacks direction and does not clearly reveal the main intention (for example, axial layout, layout creating open space, closed space...). The vertical boundaries are not ordered in terms of height and volume (14/28 squares have vertical boundaries), the form lacks harmony and unity between architectural components (21/28 squares), and is often unsightly and degraded.

About the square location with suitable square pillars.

Although a square may cluster around it buildings with incompatible functions (for example a church surrounded by office buildings, cafes, restaurants...), one can still identify the main function of the square.

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Meanwhile, in Long Xuyen, Quy Nhon and Nha Trang, squares with monuments of great significance are located right in residential areas... In addition, among the 35 squares surveyed, there are 20 other squares that also have similar locational problems.

This function, in terms of location, needs to be consistent with the function of the urban area. For example, in the administrative and political area of a city, there should not be market squares, religious squares, or a resting area associated with the natural landscape of the city, but only resting squares, reserved for cultural activities...

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combining lightning rods and lightning rods. In terms of planning, each city needs to establish a tiered system of squares to take on the role of spatial orientation, contributing to the creation of the body and appearance of the city, including main squares (central squares) and regional squares. At the same time, it plays the role of creating a market and creating urban character for each city, organizing and connecting urban communities with the outstanding feature of the balance between the "private" and the "public".

While the State's standards and regulations on traffic, social infrastructure and public green trees are quite clear and complete, a very important urban component, the square, has not been mentioned.

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The lack of a square system in large cities in Vietnam can be explained by: lack of squares (the ratio of square area/urban land area is only 0.0040%; the construction area of square flagpoles per capita is very low: 0.0220m2), especially regional squares (out of 18 cities surveyed, only 9 cities have regional squares, with the number of 17/35 squares...) and lack of connectivity.

According to our survey, 14/35 squares lack these elements; 25/35 squares do not have sculptures, decorative elements or other forms of embellishment. The current urban development is like an “oil spill”, lacking control.

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Along with the neglect of the role of squares in the urban spatial structure, the formation of square systems in large cities has been limited. In most squares, the surrounding buildings are often private houses, with spontaneous architectural appearance and messy height, leading to a decrease in the cultural and aesthetic value of the square. On the other hand, daily activities here also cause loss of aesthetics.

While in newly developed areas, squares do not appear, in older areas, usually city centers, existing squares also lose the role they once had. Another element that contributes to the limitation and organization of space is small architecture and works of art.

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A beautiful square space needs these elements to create landscape, create ideology and culture, emphasize the uniqueness of the square, they also create layout and demarcate functional space areas...

Functions and properties of use combined with square flagpole models up to 20 meters or 30 meters high

Squares in large Vietnamese cities are developing with a biased focus on political and administrative functions with central squares, while they are being used spontaneously, multi-functionally, without management (17/35 squares).

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A suitable square for community activities must have a clear distinction between spaces for activities of different nature, especially the distinction between traffic (for vehicles) and other community activities.

According to interview data, people come to the square mainly for the purpose of relaxing, walking around, watching the street scene or watching other (also spontaneous) activities taking place, accounting for 41% in Hanoi; 35% in Da Nang and 44% in Ho Chi Minh City.

Furthermore, some squares often have inappropriate activities, such as family activities, illegal parking, street vendors, and unsightly advertisements (8/35 squares). Meanwhile, according to our survey, 23/35 squares are dominated by motor vehicles, of which 18 squares are established to serve the main traffic function of the city.

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The organization of the entrance to the square determines the user's vision and direction of vision, it also determines the layout of the square, affecting visual perception. While the square in Western countries.

Usually having a basic entrance, the squares in Vietnam often have a combination of entrances, according to our survey, 23/35 squares. In particular, squares formed in modern times account for a high proportion of them.

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Another characteristic of squares at this time is that they are often associated with natural elements, such as rivers, seas, etc. as horizontal space-limiting elements, while vertical space-limiting elements are lacking, or even absent. That may explain why they often have open spaces, unclear layouts and shapes.

In general, there are three basic forms of entrances to the square: to the square, through the square and across the square. From these three basic forms, in practice, they combine with each other and can also transform into many other forms, depending on the number of entrances to the square, the direction of the square (straight, diagonal) and the location of the entrance (centered, off-center, corner).

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Although not all squares are required to have a dominant element, most of them are still really necessary, especially for spatial structures with axes. While the spatial morphology of squares in urban areas of Vietnam is often axial (31/35 squares.

Of which, 13/35 have axis and symmetry; 18/35 have axis but no symmetry; only 4/35 squares have non-axis structure), the main elements mostly do not have suitable position and proportion, the form and artistic value are not high, losing the main role that they need to have.

Access to the square and some other issues. Space limiting factors

According to observations, 20/35 squares are not convenient to access by foot or bus because they are overwhelmed by other means of transport, or are far from bus stops, or there is no connection between the square and other public spaces.

Most squares in Vietnam lack these amenities, or have them at a minimal level, lacking aesthetics... For a square to be vibrant, it needs to attract many community activities. With Vietnam's climate, improving the microclimate for outdoor activities in the square is a big problem.

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This approach leads to people being forced to occupy the square space for parking, causing loss of aesthetics and affecting other activities. In addition, other amenities serving the community such as public toilets, seats, lighting... or services such as coffee shops, fast food, flower shops, book shops... have not been paid attention to.

This is confirmed by the interview results in 03 big cities about the way urban people approach the square: mainly by motorbike (66% - 88%), access by walking, bicycle or public transport accounts for only 22% in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City; 7% in Da Nang.

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From the above survey results and comments, we would like to point out some major issues that need to be studied and resolved to enhance the value of squares in current urban areas, improve the quality of architectural space organization and the quality of use of squares:

A square is limited horizontally by the ground and vertically by architectural works or other structures and objects.

Research on spatial limitations of squares in urban Vietnam.

- Looking at the long term and fundamentally, we need to build principles and specific regulations on planning squares for new urban areas and for developing areas in old urban areas. That could be the solution to renovate empty spaces in urban areas into squares, it could be renovating the roads connecting open spaces.

- For existing urban areas, we need to come up with appropriate solutions to create a square system within its structural framework. These are the principles of urban square system hierarchy, square location, regulations on usage standards, construction usage indicators, land use for square construction within the urban land structure...