Design Strategies for the Renewal of Public Space in Chongming Countryside from the Perspective of Cultural Heritage

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Abstract

Cultural heritage and protection is an important part of rural revitalization. Chongming district is a place with special geographical advantages and historical and natural resources in Shanghai. However, after recent investigations, it is found that the cultural heritage and protection of local traditional architecture in Chongming has not been adequately researched. This paper is based on the analysis and abstract of the traditional architectural design elements of Chongming, combined with renewal design projects, hoping to summarize the public space renewal design strategies in Chongming countryside with the characteristics of Chongming, and providing certain reference value to relevant research or design projects in the future.

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