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The Renovation Scheme of Historical and Cultural Blocks in the City--Taking Yongqing Fang of Guangzhou as an Example

Yiran DeThe Affiliated High School of SCNU*

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

Since 2006, Guangzhou has started the old city renovation work on the Enning Road plot, and the transformation planning has been discussed for more than ten years, it finally changed from "large-scale relocation, large-scale demolition and large-scale construction" to "protection, renewal and utilization", and put forward the urban renewal model of "micro-transformation" in 2016. The renovation was relatively successful, turning Yongqing Fang into a famous scenic spot in Guangzhou and adding huge commercial value. Therefore, the researchers decided to study the value of the "micro-renovation" case of Yongqing Fang in Guangzhou for the renovation plan of historical and cultural blocks in the city. The method of field investigation was adopted in this study. Data and pictures were obtained from field shooting and measurement, as well as some from the official office of Yongqingfang and academic literature. The results show that the "micro transformation" model proposed in the renovation of Yongqing Fang is of innovative significance, which provides a new idea and perspective for the renovation of historical and cultural blocks in the city.

Keywords: Yongqing Fang; urban renovation; historical and cultural blocks; micro transformation
Published: July 31, 2024
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/35/20240032
Volume: CHR Vol.35
pp. 175-180
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