Study on Urban Micro-Renewal Project Planning Based on Curatorial Concepts

Authors

  • Ruomei Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/dyxv7p67

Keywords:

Curation, urban curation, urban renewal, micro-renewal, urban site-specific exhibition

Abstract

Urban renewal has become a key topic in modern societies where urbanization is accelerating. Focusing on the background of the phenomenon of urban renewal that emerges in the urbanization process, this study aims to explore urban micro-renewal projects based on the concept of curation. The concepts of curation and urban renewal are elaborated in detail through an extensive collection of relevant literature for in-depth study and a comprehensive analysis of the actual cases. At the same time, the paper also illustrates the specific application of curation in micro-renewal projects, and based on this, further analyzes the positive impact of curation on urban space, culture, and society, including but not limited to the revitalization and utilization of space, the inheritance and innovation of culture, and the reshaping of social relations. Finally, based on the research results, practical strategies and methods for urban micro-renewal project planning are proposed to provide a reference for future research in this field.

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Published

2024-12-31