Nested Fabric Adaptation to New Urban Heritage Development

Old urban reform usually reactivates the fabric in a new era of sustainable development. However, what remains former and how it interacts with one often inspires curiosity. How old residents adapt their lives to layout should be explored qualitatively quantitatively. This research aimed assess fabrics downtown area Keelung, Taiwan, by considering interactions between truncated layout, proportion, infill orientation mature immature interfaces. According historical map made 1907, newly constructed occupied seven blocks. On average, composed buildings ranged from 135.60% 239.20% area, average volume reached maximum 41.72 m when compared place prior reform. It seems that purposefully maintained temples at centers alleys, which still remain within these blocks, have been significantly overloaded services become auxiliary utility spaces for in-block residences. With regard part was or reoriented streets, modification could also easily found on second skin. A physical model analysis used UAV 3D cloud QGIS® verify axes, hierarchies, entrances, open spaces, corners commission store block temple We point maps presented convincing explanation evolved past present. The stepwise segmentation visualizes enclosed inside according present sections. roles alleys behind fabric.