Research on the Sustainable Micro-renewal of Urban Community Sports Space in the New Development Stage

Community sports space is an important carrier to meet people's yearning for a better life, and is the basic guarantee for the construction of a healthy China and a powerful sports country. At present, the renewal of community sports space in our country has entered a new stage of developing new formats, new scenes and new functions, but the complex and urgent challenges to the design and spatial configuration of community sports space under the background of urban stock cannot be ignored. Through literature research, logical analysis and other methods, with the help of field theory and urban planning and design theory, four specific practices of sustainable micro-renewal of community sports space are refined, which are “driven by design aesthetics”, “driven by green concept”, “tailored to local conditions” and “guided by digital technology”. At the same time, it reveals the current dilemma: the contradiction between environmental protection and community sports space, the bottleneck of sustainable development of emerging technologies, the lack of residents' participation and identity, and the neglect of sports culture communication and atmosphere creation. Based on this, the solution path is put forward: 1) Build sustainable planning guidance;2) Establish a sustainable participation mechanism for community residents;3) Explore the sustainability of design and technological innovation;4) Create a sustainable model of multi-party cooperation and resource integration.

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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.59825/jhss.2024.3.1.58
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Environmental Engineering and Cultural Studies
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Research on the Sustainable Micro-renewal of Urban Community Sports Space in the New Development Stage

Jing Wang, Jun Li, Qiu‐Xia Qu
Environmental Engineering and Cultural Studies
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Research on the Sustainable Micro-renewal of Urban Community Sports Space in the New Development Stage

Jing Wang, Jun Li, Qiu‐Xia Qu
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Abstract

Community sports space is an important carrier to meet people's yearning for a better life, and is the basic guarantee for the construction of a healthy China and a powerful sports country. At present, the renewal of community sports space in our country has entered a new stage of developing new formats, new scenes and new functions, but the complex and urgent challenges to the design and spatial configuration of community sports space under the background of urban stock cannot be ignored. Through literature research, logical analysis and other methods, with the help of field theory and urban planning and design theory, four specific practices of sustainable micro-renewal of community sports space are refined, which are “driven by design aesthetics”, “driven by green concept”, “tailored to local conditions” and “guided by digital technology”. At the same time, it reveals the current dilemma: the contradiction between environmental protection and community sports space, the bottleneck of sustainable development of emerging technologies, the lack of residents' participation and identity, and the neglect of sports culture communication and atmosphere creation. Based on this, the solution path is put forward: 1) Build sustainable planning guidance;2) Establish a sustainable participation mechanism for community residents;3) Explore the sustainability of design and technological innovation;4) Create a sustainable model of multi-party cooperation and resource integration.

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