Introductlon
Architecture and Coevolutionary Rural-Urban FOrm：
Persistence，Uniqueness and Rewriting
1 Understanding the Structural Reasons of the Settlement
Fenghuang’s Inland Port between Geog raphic Factors，Fengshui and Myth
Sheet 7：Interpretation of the Location and Pattern of Fenghuang Town from the Perspective of Fengshui
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’
Re-Urbanising the Countryside
The Designation to‘Famous Historical and Cultu ral Town’as a Threat：Analysing Background and Scenario of Current Planning
Sheet 2：Changes in Land Use in Ru ral Areas
3 Historic Space and the Space of History
The Original-Authentic and Memory—-Nostalgia Antinomy
Forgetting Memory：Re—Historicization and the Issue of the Original Style
4 Reading and Decoding the Historical Palimpsest：
Types，Morphotypes and Latent Structure
Historic Space and Space of History：Analysing Fenghuang’s Historical Sources
Context as an Archive of the F0rms of History
The Structu re of the Context：Urban Studies and Urban Signification of the OId
The Narrow Courtyard Type as the Structuring Invariant of Morphology
Reading Morphological and Topographical Traces：an Urban Anatomy to Decode the Latent Structure
Sheet 3：Regional Influences on Fenghuang Courtyard Type along the Old CommerciaI Roads
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
Methodology as a Descriptive Language：Stratigraphic Readings and Interpretative Mapping
Form and Writing of the G round：Historicised Rural Landscape Structure as Heritage and Figure
Fenghuang’s Five Landscapes：Morphological Semantic Units and Composite Landscape Units
6 The Enhancement Strategy：
Re-Signification，Re-Structuring and Re-MorphoIOgisation
Cultural and Slow Tourism as a Resource：a Heritage—Led Strategy
Enhancing Latent Structures and Morphological Semantic Units in an Integrated，Protection，Revitalization and Design Strategy
The Multi—Scalar Design for an Integrated Plan．Project：the Mise en Forme of Landscape as an Organism-Figure
First Principles and Criteria for a Plan Integrating Preservation，Revitalisation and Design Enhancement
7 Layering Morphologies and Architectural Rewriting：Problem-Areas and Pilot Projects
The Morphotype：Conservation，Grafting and Overwriting
The Lacuna and Fragment：between Rewriting，Critical ReinterpretatiOn and Urban Voids
The Infilh Rewriting of Inappropriate Buildings
The New Prototypes：between Preservation and Remodelling of Ru ral Landscaoe
Problem-Areas and Pilot Projects
Appendix：Architectural Components
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