Research on the conservation and renewal design methods of cultural heritage in the public spaces of traditional villages

The public spaces in traditional villages carry historical memories and daily interactions, serving as crucial carriers for maintaining cultural continuity. However, with the acceleration of urbanization and the transformation of lifestyles, their spatial patterns and cultural functions are facing challenges such as degradation, inactivity, and even destruction. Adhering to the principle of "equal emphasis on conservation, inheritance, and activation for utilization," this study is based on a multi - dimensional integration perspective of historical context, landscape pattern, and social structure, aiming to construct a conservation and renewal design method for the public spaces of traditional villages that adapts to contemporary development. Firstly, methods such as literature research, field investigation, and oral history are used to systematically analyze their historical evolution, cultural connotations, and social functions. Subsequently, multi - dimensional value assessment and community participation are integrated to construct a strategic framework that takes into account both authenticity and contemporary adaptability.