Study on the Allocation of Service Facilities for Integrated Communities: A Case Study of the Old City Center of Nanchang

Based on the concept of integrated communities, this study focuses on improving public service facilities and perfecting convenient service facilities within integrated communities. Taking the central area of Nanchang’s old city as the research subject, the paper analyzes the configuration of public service facilities in 186 communities within this area and examines the correlation of configuration indicators. On the basis of data analysis, five communities with different allocation levels were selected for verification. The verification results show that field research and data analysis mutually confirm each other, and there is a positive correlation between the allocation level and the overall community environment. Combining data analysis and community verification, this study proposes two paths for integrated community construction oriented toward facility optimization and allocation level improvement, providing more operable theoretical support and practical guidance for the construction of integrated communities.