Core Viewpoint - The integration of educational functions into residential spaces is becoming a significant trend, enhancing the value of housing and improving quality of life [5][24]. Group 1: Community Development and Educational Integration - The concept of community is evolving from merely providing living spaces to creating immersive educational environments, with a focus on shared learning experiences [8]. - Projects like Beijing Zhaoshang Xu have developed specialized children's physical training areas to support educational growth, particularly in preparation for entrance exams [8]. - Hangzhou Yunjing Wenhua Xuan has innovatively utilized common areas to create multifunctional study spaces that cater to various learning needs, promoting a tranquil learning atmosphere [11]. - Xi'an Wutong Academy has established a comprehensive educational environment throughout the community, integrating nature and learning through themed landscapes and performance spaces [14][15]. - The community's facilities, such as the Wutong Theater and the Book House, foster a collaborative learning environment for families, enhancing children's educational experiences [17][23]. Group 2: Indoor Learning Environments - Residential spaces are increasingly designed to support focused learning, with projects like Beijing China Resources Zhenluan emphasizing quality and comfort in learning environments [25]. - The introduction of a whole-house health lighting system in residential designs aims to reduce visual fatigue and promote eye health for family members [25]. - Noise reduction strategies are being implemented in residential designs to create quiet learning environments, allowing children to study and play without disturbances [28]. - The design of living spaces is shifting to prioritize reading and learning, with features like floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and multifunctional areas that encourage family interaction and learning [29][32]. - The ongoing transformation in residential products reflects a broader trend where education is no longer an added value but a core driver of residential space design [32].