Typo-morphology is an important theoretical tool in the field of urban and architectural research and is often used to help understand the inherent laws of the built environment. However, in the study of traditional villages with diverse regional cultures and profound historical accumulation, the application of typo-morphology still needs to be further deepened. Pantang Village, as one of the few complete Qing Dynasty settlements in the historical urban area of​Guangzhou, faces the contradiction between modern urban expansion and the protection of traditional style. In the block protection and reuse practice launched in 2016, Pantang Village lacks response to historical and cultural space.