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The Current Situation and Measures of Enning Road Old City Renovation in Guangzhou City
- 1 Qingdao University of Technology
- 2 Xiamen University
- 3 Hainan University
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Abstract
Historic and cultural districts reflect the cultural memory of a specific historical period, but they are also the physical space where real people live and move around, and therefore their conservation is an important part of urban development. This study takes the old district renovation project of Enning Road in Guangzhou as an example, describes the current situation after the renovation, discusses the problems, refers to successful cases of renovation at home and abroad, and proposes renovation measures from the perspective of visitors’ sense of experience. From the end of the 19th century to the present day, a series of renovation policies have revitalised Enning Road, and the transformation has gradually changed from large-scale demolition and construction to micro-renewal of the city. The development of Enning Road, as a commercial centre with a local historical character, has revealed a lack of renovation for the experience of tourists in terms of travel and safety, as the number of tourists attracted has increased year by year. This paper proposes zoning and beautification of shop decoration, enhanced traffic safety planning in the scenic area and the development of special tourist routes under the conditions of tourist demand.
Keywords
old city renovation, tourist experience, micro updates, Enning Road, Guangzhou
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Liu,H.;Xu,R.;Zhu,T. (2023). The Current Situation and Measures of Enning Road Old City Renovation in Guangzhou City. Communications in Humanities Research,8,54-62.
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