Research on the space environment characteristic and the development of the traditional village in China: Taking Pengzhuang in the northern Jiangsu province as an example

Yao, Peng

doi:10.1590/1678-4324-2016160543

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“…For a traditional settlement, the higher the degree of comprehensibility, the closer to the single-core space, the simpler the space. Rural settlements have complex and diverse spatial characteristics.The lower the comprehensibility, the easier it is to get lost [38]. It is under the care of both external defensiveness and internal orderliness that the comprehensibility of the settlement is placed in the middle of "refusal to predict" and "effective cognition", so the R 2 value of Liangjia Village is 0.502, which is a good illustration of the planning design that takes both into account.…”

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Quantitative research on the degree of disorder of traditional settlements: a case study of Liangjia Village, Jingxing, Hebei Province

Peng,

Fu,

Zhou

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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Traditional settlements are vital carriers of Chinese history and culture, reflecting the direct and original needs of generations. However, the modernization of settlements will inevitably disrupt the spontaneous growth patterns inherent in traditional settlements. The degree of disorder of the settlement is not only the embodiment of its form, but also the concrete manifestation of its construction intention. We use the degree of disorder in settlements to assess the construction intentions of the settlements, the results allow us to assess whether new planning aligns with the original construction logic, thereby assessing the extent of interference by modernization in traditional villages. This can provide guidance and assistance for settlement conservation and future planning. By using the Delaunay triangulation network, street polar histogram and direction entropy, and comprehensibility of settlements, this paper quantitatively analyzes the degree of disorder in the three levels of architecture, street and local environment of the settlement. Liangjia Village, the example in this research, is divided into three areas—two new and one old. degree of disorders in architecture, streets, and local environment are calculated and compared with the overall settlement. The study finds that the construction logic for buildings and streets remains stable throughout development. However, notable differences exist in environmental construction principles between new and old sections. The analysis suggests that traditional settlements, guided by inherent principles, maintain stability under external influences, serving as a benchmark for future planning and modernization decisions.

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Quantitative research on the degree of disorder of traditional settlements: a case study of Liangjia Village, Jingxing, Hebei Province

Peng,

Fu,

Zhou

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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“…Since 1990, there has been an increasing number of studies on the villages in China, covering such aspects as the village space and form, village division and pedigree, village evolution, village protection and development, ancient village renovation, new village construction, etc. Researchers not only focus on the traditional residential buildings, but they also carry out research on the overall village spaces [1][2][3][4][5][6]. In recent years, under the influence of the topology, anthropology, sociology, and ecology theories, researchers have adopted new research methods in the domestic research on villages, such as geographic information system (GIS) and spatial syntax analyses, to conduct quantitative research on the spatial forms of villages.…”

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Spatial Characteristics of Suburban Villages Based on Spatial Syntax

Mao

2022

Sustainability

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(1) Background: In the process of urbanization, current suburban village spaces are undergoing drastic changes. Many villages have lost their original rural appearances, and their unique rural cultures have been destroyed. (2) Methods: In this study, we used the Depthmap software to analyze the integration and comprehensibility of the village spaces in the central suburbs of Jilin province. Based on spatial syntax theory, we quantitatively interpreted the suburban village spaces, and we analyzed the correlations between their spatial morphological characteristics and industrial structures. (3) Results: Fishbone and radial villages each have one spatial nucleus, while comprehensive villages have multiple spatial nuclei. The comprehensibility of the villages with industrial structures that are dominated by the secondary and tertiary industries expressed higher results, with the highest comprehensibility value for the village of Nianshan (0.874). (4) Conclusions: The spatial characteristics of the suburban villages in central Jilin province generally have a high correlation with their industrial structures. We can use the spatial syntax measurement index as a basis for the spatial-form adjustment and reconstruction of the villages, with the aim of providing a reference for the industrial selection of suburban villages with different landforms and industrial structures, as well as the sustainable development of rural cultural tourism, in order to contribute to the revitalization of the countryside in the new era.

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“…There are certain commonalities with urban spatial theory, and village settlements also have complex and diverse spatial systems. Previous research has systematically elaborated the spatial characteristics of traditional settlements from the dimensions of architectural space, spatial forms, layouts, and distributions of traditional settlements [4,5,6,7,8] .…”

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Study on spatial diversity and influencing factors of Tunpu settlement in Qianzhong

Wang

Bao

et al. 2022

Preprint

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The Qianzhong Tunpu settlement in China is a historical product of the co-evolution and development of the military defense policies of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD) such as the station troops and station farms and the unique geographical and cultural environment of Guizhou. In order to explore the evolution of the spatial system of traditional settlements in the process of urbanization and its influencing factors, 10 traditional Tunpu settlements in Qianzhong were studied. Drawing on the relevant theories and methods of community ecology to compare and analyze the spatial characteristics and diversity influence mechanisms of Tunpu settlement. The results show that: (1) On the whole, the spatial diversity of the Tunpu settlement in Qianzhong is manifested as the phenomenon that the military Tunpu and the commercial Tunpu are relatively high, and the residential Tunpu is low. In the change of spatial scale, the spatial diversity of commercial Tunpu and military Tunpu settlements shows a decreasing trend from the inside to the outside, while the residential Tunpu shows a increasing trend from the inside to the outside; The spatial diversity between different settlements shows that there is a strong spatial similarity between commercial Tunpu and military Tunpu, and there is significant heterogeneity between residential Tunpu, while spatial heterogeneity fluctuates to varying degrees in scale changes, showing multiple forms of changes. (2) The spatial network and spatial morphology of the Tunpu settlement have a weak influence on the diversity of the α, which is significantly related to the spatial β diversity of the settlement, and is complementary in the correlation between the whitttaker and Bray-curtis indices, and the spatial network controls the spatial difference of the Tunpu settlement. (3) The spatial diversity of the Tunpu settlement is affected by the multiple synergies of the natural environment, policy support, socio-economic and cultural customs, and the socio-economic and cultural customs are the dominant factors control the spatial diversity of the Tunpu settlement. This study applies the theory of urban diversity to the exploration of traditional settlement spatial systems, and focuses on the analysis of internal and external driving factors of traditional settlement spaces. The results show that the theory of urban spatial diversity is also applicable to the study of traditional settlement space systems, enriches the traditional settlement space theory, and provides a theoretical reference for scientifically guiding the planning and development of traditional settlements.

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Research on the space environment characteristic and the development of the traditional village in China: Taking Pengzhuang in the northern Jiangsu province as an example

Abstract: Traditional villages in the northern

Cited by 6 publications

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Quantitative research on the degree of disorder of traditional settlements: a case study of Liangjia Village, Jingxing, Hebei Province

Quantitative research on the degree of disorder of traditional settlements: a case study of Liangjia Village, Jingxing, Hebei Province

Spatial Characteristics of Suburban Villages Based on Spatial Syntax

Study on spatial diversity and influencing factors of Tunpu settlement in Qianzhong

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