Research On The Design Of Public Cultural Space Of The Grand Canal From The Perspective Of Urban Renewal

In the context of urban renewal,the construction of public cultural service facilities affects the life happiness index and cultural confidence of urban residents.Canal culture is an important part of Chinese culture.The design of public cultural space with it as the core plays an important role in the process of urban renewal.Finally,aotouji,the canal water conservancy facility,is selected as the specific research object for design and research.In order to explore the design method of aotouji public cultural space,firstly,sort out the relevant theories and extract the design points from the excellent design cases at home and abroad,that is,design with space and time as the two main lines and culture and publicity as the two attributes of space,and pay attention to the four aspects of respecting history,continuing context,organic renewal and preset future in the design process.Secondly,it makes a field investigation on aotouji,a national insurance unit,and describes it from two aspects: historical origin and construction form,which matches the design main line of time and space;Summarize the design elements,advantages and problems,and make the design process closely focus on the surrounding urban environment.Finally,according to the principles of urban renewal design,this paper analyzes the crowd flow and behavior activities around aotouji,guides the design from the two levels of time and space,and forms a summary of design ideas;This paper analyzes the specific design methods of public cultural space from the perspectives of streamline,space,exhibition,lighting and material,which can be used as the basis for the formation of space,and gradually improve the design scheme in the derivation of design methods.Based on the above exploration process,modern design methods are adopted to form aotouji public cultural space,so as to give full play to the historical value of traditional buildings and provide reference for the design of public cultural space in canal city with important historical and cultural value.