Research on Sharing Strategies of Public Activity Spaces in Old Residential Areas of Energy-Based Cities——A Case Study of Daqing

By investigating the activity characteristics and spatial needs of residents in old residential areas in Daqing, and aiming at the existing problems in outdoor activity spaces, road traffic, greening and pavement, and supporting facilities of the residential areas, this paper proposes optimization strategies for sharing public activity spaces in old residential areas from four dimensions: constructing multi-level spaces, creating all-dimensional safe environments, exploring composite sharing models, and building technology-empowered spaces.The purpose is to respond to the stock renewal policy, promote intergenerational communication, enhance the quality and vitality of urban space, and provide references for the renewal of old residential areas in similar resource-based cities.