In this paper, the data envelopment analysis (DEA) approach is put forward to deal with the spatial efficiency evaluation issue for the outdoor environment in high-rise residential (HRR) areas in China. The principles of quantifiable and objectivity are utilized to empirically research for the area of 10 high-rise residential houses. For the outdoor environment in HRR areas, our aim is to take appropriate optimization suggestions that not only satisfy the different conditions of the outdoor environment but also improve the efficiency of site space. By resorting to the data envelopment analysis technique, some practical methods are acquired for evaluating the outdoor environment for HRR areas.
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