Advances in Constructional Engineering

In the county-level urban renewal system, the renovation of old residential areas has become an important lever for improving people's livelihoods, optimizing space, and promoting modernization of community governance. Based on the updated concept of community demand orientation, Mengla County has gradually formed a comprehensive renovation path through systematic optimization of public spaces, infrastructure, and community governance mechanisms in old residential areas, starting from the identification of residents' needs, focusing on functional improvement, and supported by governance co construction. This article analyzes from three levels: community demand identification, transformation content system, and implementation mechanism, exploring effective paths for community participation, spatial function reconstruction, and integration of operation and maintenance governance. It constructs an updated practice framework with the goal of improving people's livelihoods, enhancing environmental quality, and modernizing governance capabilities.

Renovation of old residential areas; Community demand orientation; Urban renewal; Optimization of public space