The 'Nanqiao Source' is a pilot renewal initiative in Nanqiao Town, Shanghai, implementing an 'One River Nine Beads' acupuncture approach. This strategy connects significant historic and commercial fragments like the San Gu Market and Shenjia Garden via nine targeted microinterventions. The project includes the Shenjia Garden Intangible Heritage Pavilion as a cultural anchor that harmonizes traditional practices with contemporary community life. It employs advanced methodologies including parametric design, robotic brickwork, and structural topology optimisation, thus promoting an integrated vision of culture and architecture.
The 'Nanqiao Source' renewal scheme proposes an 'One River Nine Beads' acupuncture approach, integrating historic and commercial fragments through nine microinterventions.
The newly built Shenjia Garden Intangible Heritage Pavilion serves as a cultural anchor, bridging tradition and contemporary life while enhancing community engagement.
The project explores an integrated 'culture structure construction' path by combining advanced design techniques such as parametric design and robotic brickwork.
The acupuncture strategy seeks to gradually release cultural energy, stitching together significant sites like the San Gu Market and Shenjia Garden.
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