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Journal of Chinese
Architecture and Urbanism Regeneration of Xinmalu, Ningbo

Figure 14. The case of the Zhan Family House at 23 Xinma Road. Source:
Photo by the author (2018).

Figure 12. Examination of land uses within the study area, illustrating
the presence of three culture relic protection sites (purple) in the Jiangbei
District, 15 relic spots (green), and 28 historical buildings (red and Figure 15. The vibrant Nantang Street. Source: Photo by the author (2018).
orange). Source: Map by Ningbo Urban Planning and Design Institute.

Figure 16. Gulou Pedestrian Street, Ningbo. Source: Photo by the author
(2018).

the real estate company responsible for developing the set of
Figure 13. Architectural heritage in the area, particularly deteriorated towers that currently divide the project area acknowledged
due to resident relocation, as exemplified by the Liu Family House on the vitality of the area’s overall connectivity. They agreed to
Daici Alley. Source: Photo by the author (2018). utilize the public spaces and ground floors of the towers to
create urban corridors that reconnect the two main parts of
development strategies were proposed during community the study area.
participation sessions, with a primary focus on the needs of 5.1. Interviews with stakeholders
residents, rather than solely on tourists. Young residents, for
instance, requested more creative spaces to accommodate The Xinmalu Historical District is on the brink of a
new initiatives and creative business incubators. In addition, generational shift, with the older generation, who have

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