Exploration Of The Design Strategy Of Existing University Building Renovation Based On The Overall View

In the context of urban renewal,existing university buildings in China have faced abandonment,obsolescence,or demolition due to their inability to meet the needs of contemporary development,due to higher education is undergoing a transformation.To address this issue,repurposing existing university buildings has emerged as a mainstream solution.However,the current design process for such repurposing initiatives is characterized by a lack of holistic consideration for regional environmental,cultural,and technological factors.Consequently,it has led to an irrational trend in the development of existing university buildings and a significant discrepancy with the urban environment.This article proposes a whole-view-based renovation and transformation strategy for existing university buildings that achieves regional,cultural,technological,and social balance.This strategy system is established through a comprehensive review of the development trajectory of modern university architecture,an on-site survey of existing university buildings,and a deconstruction of whole-view elements,based on a holistic perspective that considers regional,cultural,and technological factors.Furthermore,by analyzing excellent renovation and transformation designs from domestic and international cases,this article presents specific whole-view-based strategies for the external environment,content form,and sustainable development of existing university buildings.Finally,the article provides empirical evidence for the transformation of similar existing university buildings through a case study of the renovation and transformation of an existing building at Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute,based on the proposed whole-view-based renovation and transformation strategy.