基于"针灸式更新"的历史文化街区活态传承研究OA

Based on the spirit of the Central City Work Conference,this paper systematically analyzes the implementation path and practical efficacy of the"acupuncture and moxibustion-style"concept in the Dongjie Jiu-Courtyard,Qimen County.Through field investigations,resident interviews,and operational data tracking,the study examines the spatial stitching and cultural translation strategies employed by the project to address practical challenges,including complex property rights,financial constraints,and diverse livelihood demands.The research establishes an integrated analytical framework encompassing"livelihood demands—spatial intervention—cultural inheritance—sustainable operation."The findings indicate that by targeting the Jiu-Courtyard as a precise intervention point and adopting a phased,micro-intervention approach,the project has initially facilitated the block's transformation from"static preservation"to"dynamic inheritance."However,it still faces challenges in terms of business synergy and long-term operation.This practice provides a paradigm with both policy adaptability and local feasibility for the renewal of similar cases,and reveals the evolving direction of"acupuncture and moxibustion-style"—shifting from spatial design to comprehensive governance.