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Introduction: Architecture and Coevolutionary Rural - Urban Form: Persistence, Uniqueness and Rewriting p.7, 1. Understanding the Structural Reasons of the Settlement: Fenghuang's Inland Port between Geographic Factors, Fengshui and Myth p.21, Sheet 1: Interpretation of the Location and Pattern of Fenghuang Town from the Perspective of Fengshui p.34, 2. The Paradox of the Designation to 'Famous Historical and Cultural Town' as a Threat to Heritage, Layered Morphologies and Landscape: The Definition of 'Famous Historical and Cultural Towns p.43, Re-Urbanising the Countryside p.45, The Designation to 'Famous Historical and Cultural Town' as a Threat: Analysing Background and Scenario of Current Planning p.48, Sheet 2: Changes in Land Use in Rural Areas p.56, 3. Historic Space and the Space of History: The Original - Authentic and Memory-Nostalgia Antinomy p.61, Forgetting Memory: Re-Historicization and the Issue of the Original Style p.63, 4. Reading and Decoding the Historical Palimpsest: Types, Morphotypes and Latent Structure: Historic Space and Space of History: Analysing Fenghuang's Historical Sources p.71, Context as an Archive of the Forms of History p.78, The Structure of the Context: Urban Studies and Urban Signification of the Old p.83,The Narrow Courtyard Type as the Structuring Invariant of Morphology p.90, Reading Morphological and Topographical Traces: an Urban Anatomy to Decode the Latent Structure p.101, Sheet 3: Regional Influences on Fenghuang Courtyard Type along the Old Commercial Roads p.136, 5: Latent Structure and Morphotypes: the Complex Unity of Architecture, Morphology and Landscape: Landscape as a Context of Structures: The Interaction between Forma Urbis and Forma Agri p.147, Methodology as a Descriptive Language: Stratigraphic Readings and Interpretative Mapping p.157, Form and Writing of the Ground: Historicised Rural Landscape Structure as Heritage and Figure p.165, Fenghuang's Five Landscapes: Morphological Semantic Units and Composite Landscape Units p.170, 6.: The Enhancement Strategy: Re-Signification, Re-Structuring and Re-Morphologisation: Cultural and Slow Tourism as a Resource: a Heritage-Led Strategy p.187, Enhancing Latent Structures and Morphological Semantic Units in an Integrated Protection, Revitalization and Design Strategy p.192, The Multi-Scalar Design for an Integrated Plan-Project: the Mise en Forme of Landscape as an Organism-Figure p.200, First Principles and Criteria for a Plan Integrating Preservation, Revitalisation and Design Enhancement p.209, 7.: Layering Morphologies and Architectural Rewriting: Problem-Areas and Pilot Projects: The Morphotype: Conservation, Grafting and Overwriting p.224, The Lacuna and Fragment: between Rewriting, Critical Reinterpretation and Urban Voids p.226. The Infill: Rewriting of Inappropriate Buildings p.229, The New Prototypes: between Preservation and Remodelling of Rural Landscape p.230, Problem-Areas and Pilot Projects p.233, Appendix. Architectural Components p.271 |
