With the rapid economic development, the living and consumption level of residents has reached a relatively high level. With the improvement of living standards, the demands on living conditions and quality of life will increase. From the perspective of residential architectural design and planning, the residential environment should form the core part of residential planning. Residential buildings in residential environment have a very unique style, which is not only reflected in the appearance of residential buildings, but also the connotation of residential buildings. It can be seen that the key of residential planning and architectural design should be to create a good living environment and a harmonious living atmosphere. Under the premise of people-oriented, the housing designers must choose a reasonable housing mode, improve the housing environment and the quality of life as much as possible. Based on the visual factors, this paper studies and analyzes the planning and design of residential buildings and the living environment, in order to provide some reference for the follow-up work of relevant designers.

Zhao Lingnong, Zhou zhen. Analysis on the Agreement between Architectural Planning and Design and Human Settlement Environment Based on Visual Impact. Academic Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (2019) Vol. 2, Issue 6: 78-85. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJHSS.2019.020611.

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