Public Space Renewal Strategy in Urban Villages Based on Field Condition Theory

Since the twenty-first century, rapid economic growth has brought about large-scale development and construction of cities. Cities have taken construction as an essential criterion and indicator of their economic development achievements and have been bent on seeking speed and breadth in terms of construction speed and area. In the regeneration of urban villages to improve the living environment of residents, the actual living experience of residents and the memory of place and spatial feeling formed by residents' long-term life are ignored without considering the complexity, flexibility, and flexible use of urban space in the future, which limits the potential of public space and people to adapt to each other and destroys the spirit of place historical and cultural atmosphere of public space in urban villages. This thesis proposes a holistic, hierarchical, and thematic regeneration of public spaces in urban villages from the perspective of Stan Allen's field state theory, providing a value-oriented complement to the regeneration strategy of public spaces in urban villages. Under the guidance of the State of the Field theory, using single buildings as nodes and street public spaces as connections, the research perspectives advocated by the theory on the integration of historical and traditional cultural heritage, bottom-up design, the relationship between localities and energy flow, and the flexibility and fluidity of space use are applied to the urban regeneration of urban villages, exploring ways to improve the quality of the environment in urban villages, preserving the traditional landscape, revitalizing the use of historical building blocks and improving public space in urban villages. The design strategies are to enhance the quality of the environment, preserve the traditional style, revitalize the use of the historic district, and improve the integrity of the public space system in urban villages. The study also explores design strategies to enhance the quality of the environment, preserve the traditional landscape, revitalize and utilize the historical building blocks and improve the integrity of the public space system.