GB/T 32555-2026Management of urban public facilities — General requirements (English PDF)

3.1

Material facilities provided by the government or other public institutions to ensure the normal operation of urban production and daily life and to meet the basic public needs of residents.

Sexual infrastructure and venues.

Note 1.The core characteristics of urban public facilities are publicness, public welfare, and basic infrastructure.

Note 2.Urban public facilities are divided into facilities in different areas such as cities, parks, blocks, communities, and neighborhoods from a spatial perspective.

Note 3.Urban public facilities are characterized by sustainability, intelligence, fairness, accessibility, participatory governance, resilience, and meeting needs.

4.1 People-oriented

Based on the core needs of urban residents, focusing on the care of special groups, prioritizing the resolution of key livelihood demands, and ensuring the public openness of facilities. (Alternatively)

The facilities should be functional, practical, humanistic, and aesthetically pleasing, so as to comprehensively improve the quality of public facilities and service experience.

4.2 Functional Adaptation

Urban public facilities are closely aligned with specific functional needs, while also adapting to the city's geographical environment, population structure, and stage of development; they possess resilience.

The system also emphasizes the digital transformation and upgrading of urban public facility operation and maintenance management.