Beijing Hutong Conservation Plan - Tibet Heritage Fund

5.2.2 Population and owner ship
No.60: 4 families, 14 people.
The main building is privately-owned by the
pre-Cultural Revolution owners, all other
buildings are public housing.
No.58: 12 families, 33 people.
All the buildings are public housing.
5.2.3 Space arrangement
NO. 60:
Total area: 245.35m 2
Original buildings: 89.55m 2 (as resistered at the Communal Housing Office)
Extension buildings: 50.06m 2
Open space: 105.74m 2
Average space per person: 9.97m 2 including extension space
6.39m2 without extensions.
Most of the original buildings are now taken up by combined living and sleeping rooms.
Each family has built extensions. The extension space is used as kitchen space (16.36m 2 ),
living space (30.84m 2 ), and storage areas (2.86m 2 ).
Proportion of land area occupied by buildings
a) original proportions (original buildings without extensions)
building area: open space=89.55m2 : 155.8m 2 = 36.5%: 63.5% .
The original design was roughly one third building and two thirds open courtyard
b) present proportions (Including extension space)
building area: open space=139.61m2: 105.74m 2 = 57%: 43% .
Now half of the land is taken up by buildings.
NO.58 NO.60
Original building space
Extension buildings
Each family owning space
Histrical building
Non-histric building
Extension building
Open space
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