从肌理修复到场所再造:城市设计在存量更新中的核心价值阐释OA

As China's urbanization enters the"stock era",the large-scale demolition and construction model is no longer sustainable and shifting toward a quality-driven connotative development approach.This paper takes the ultra-high-density urban stock renewal project-Luxiangyuan(Phase II)in the old city of Huangpu District in Shanghai as a research subject,and thoroughly examines the pivotal role of urban design in this process.The paper explores how"texture restoration"can preserve the distinctive street and lane context and spatial memory of the old city,and how"place remaking"can reactivate community vitality while empowering new emotion and memories.Ultimately,it demonstrates how this urban design process,from"texture"to"place",synergistically achieves multiple renewal goals of enhancing land economic value,protecting urban historical context,and improving residents'social well-being.The paper provides a referable design framework and theoretical insights for the stock renewal practices of similar high-density urban centers.