This special issue series focus on culture-led theoretical and practical innovations and creativities in Chinese urban-rural revitalization and integration. It discusses the inheritance and adaptive reuse of traditional and vernacular architecture in Chinese urban-rural areas. It covers the environmental, ecological, social, cultural, artistic, and technological dimensions of sustainable architecture in China, as well as comparative studies between Chinese and other architectural cultures around the world.
An analysis of the spatial morphology of cohesive village in Leizhou Peninsula of western Guangdong Province
A study on the block pattern and spatial characteristics of gara in Surat, India
An analysis of the development path of ethnic villages under the protection of traditional Jiarong culture
A study on optimizing public spaces in rural heritage tourist sites from spatial perception: The case of Jinggang historic town
Exploring elite involvement in China’s rural revitalization: A case study of three villages in Shunde
Residents’ perspectives on the efficacy of government strategies for urban heritage conservation in Guancheng District, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
A spatial syntactic analysis of temple cultural heritage settlements on the western Sichuan plateau of China
Investigating the non-equilibrium in territorial space utilization benefits of urban agglomerations under new urbanization: A case study of the Pearl River Delta of China