城中村即方法:正义之城的韧性共生空间设计路径建构OA

With the acceleration of urbanization,urban villages have long been regarded as the marginal spaces"waiting to be governed".The mainstream narrative of demolition and planning conceals the unfairness they carry:the lack of land resources,social security,infrastructure,and public services puts them on the edge of the system.However,the traditional perspectives overlook the unique social network,spatial generation logic,and resilience capacity of urban villages.This paper proposes the concept of"urban villages as methods"and re-examines their design potential from a peripheral perspective,and takes urban villages as an active experimental field for urban governance and design studies.The paper first starts from the perspective of justice,analyzes the unfair status quo,social structure,spatial logic,and cultural value of urban villages,and clarifies how urban villages can achieve self-organization of space and society through resilience mechanisms and micro negotiation under the conditions of limited institutional guarantees and lack of planning.On this basis,a methodological framework for constructing a resilient symbiotic space design path is proposed,emphasizing the complementarity between urban villages and cities,and forming an operational strategy of"micro renewal-gradual regeneration-system transformation"to achieve the dual value of academic research and social practice.