Exploring Mechanisms for Promoting Implementation-Oriented Conservation and Regeneration of Historic Areas in Shanghai
Shanghai's urban development has entered a new phase with a significant emphasis on the revitalization of existing areas.Under such circumstances,preserv-ing the historic landscape has assumed a pivotal role in urban development.Given the high degree of spatial overlap between historic areas and urban regeneration zones,the critical question is how to effectively protect and rejuvenate local charac-teristics.Regeneration projects in historic areas often get public attention and popular-ity;however,they are also confronted with multiple challenges,such as low public engagement,uniform approaches,implementation obstacles,and unsustainable opera-tions.A fundamental problem plaguing regeneration efforts is the lack of momentum.Through case analysis,the study identifies three contributing factors to this inertia,including technical methodologies,management policies,and operational consider-ations.The paper emphasizes the importance of adopting a unitary perspective,expe-diting conceptual shifts,comprehending the resource attributes of historic landscape,and prioritizing the enhancement of comprehensive value through coordination be-tween regeneration units.By refining the methods and technical specifications of con-servation planning,the paperseeks to improve policy measures,expand spatial re-sources,create more effective incentive mechanisms,and eliminate bottlenecks.The paper outlines three sets of factors-conceptual technology,spatial resources,and mechanism efficiency-towards achieving high-quality urban development.