The assessment of historic urban areas encompasses comprehensive factors including preservation,renewal,control,development,and governance.Existing as-sessment of urban areas often overlooks the complexity of historic urban zones and suffers from a lack of institutional support.The key challenges in assessing historic urban areas lie in integrating evaluation efforts with heritage preservation.The re-sponsibilities of the former are situated within the administrative divisions of city,ur-ban districts,and street offices while those for the latter fall under the historical and cultural units at the scale of historic zones,blocks,and buildings.These two systems have different governing bodies and objectives,leading to disparities in tech-nical approaches and regulatory domains.Grounded in the theory of system cou-pling,this study analyzes the institutional forms,rationales,and objectives of his-toric urban area assessment within the framework of"coupling patterns,coupling mechanisms,coupling functions".It discusses the need to transition from isolated to integrated institutional forms and achieve functional integration.The study suggests that evaluations of urban renewal practices need to be effectively integrated with ur-ban governance and urban preservation efforts so as to form a coherent institutional goal.The research sheds light on the institutional basis for establishing the indicator system for assessing historic urban areas and offers theoretical insights for balancing the challenges of preservation and renewal in practice.
关键词
历史城区/城市体检评估/制度建构/系统耦合理论/精细化治理/历史文化保护传承
Key words
urban historic areas/city examination assessment/system construction/system coupling theory/fine management/historical and cultural protection and in-heritance