Research on the Living Conservation Path of Traditional Villages: A Case Study of Melang Village in Hainan
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/I255202
Author(s)
Guan Xinrong1,2, Chen Lin1,2
Affiliation(s)
1Sanya University, International Design Instituter, Sanya, Hainan, China
2South China Sea Regional Architectural and Cultural Heritage Protection Research Center, Sanya, Hainan, China
Abstract
Under the tide of modern social development, the conservation and development of ancient villages face numerous challenges. Melang Village, a representative traditional village in Hainan, holds significant historical and cultural value. This study focuses on Melang Village, employing modern technologies such as field surveys and digital point cloud data collection to analyze its architectural forms and surrounding environmental resources. Based on this, a revitalization and adaptive reuse design plan for immovable cultural heritage buildings is proposed. the research aims to provide scientific guidance for the sustainable development of Melang Village and serve as a reference for the conservation and development of other ancient villages.
Keywords
Chengmai County; Meilang Village; Protection of Traditional Ancient Villages; Activation and Reuse; Tourism
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