Behavior Space Design and Expression by the Theories and Methods of Urban Design - The Yan Dao ancient town of design practice

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In recent years, the ancient town of update and development has become a new hot spot, the study of old town renewal of concern is gradually warming. And again there are a lot of space in the middle of the old town renewal design and traditional style, space activities and use the contradiction between population, which becomes a problem urgently to be solved in design stage. The purpose of this study was to explore old town design space and behavior, traditional and modern conflict resolution methods, and to present the town development and design with a design concept. This paper' uses three theories of urban design (The relationship between figure and ground, Contact theory and Place theory) as a real-time monitoring, assessment, comparison of methods, to study Yan Dao Ancient Town, and the space for analysis. In the research, this paper based on the design theory of the three major city as a starting point, detailedly describes the different types in a certain area of difference in the behavior and the properties of space, and the ancient town of Hubei Shennongjia forest region salt path planning and design practice, the ancient town of updating the connotation of the historical context and space behavior of connection. The conclusion of this thesis put forward the method of that based on the space shape of ancient design method of its application in practice.

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Chen, W., & Wang, Y. (2015). Behavior Space Design and Expression by the Theories and Methods of Urban Design - The Yan Dao ancient town of design practice. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 22). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20152204012

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