A Study on Renewal Strategies for the Stock of Older Urban Neighborhoods Based on People’s Livelihood Orientation

As China's urbanization level surpasses 60%, the country has entered the latter stage of urban development.In this phase, "stock-type" planning and design have become central to the renovation of old urban districts, which are now significant livelihood and development projects.This paper presents a case study of the transformation of two villages in Jintan District, Changzhou City.The project focuses on three main objectives: "livelihood-oriented development, long-term operation, and solving practical problems."The goal is to create a better community with improved infrastructure, comprehensive supporting facilities, and dedicated property service centers.This study serves as a reference for optimizing the social and spatial structure of old neighborhoods, promoting their transformation and development, tapping into internal potentials, and enhancing land value.