Abstract：This paper quantitatively examines the relationship of urban spatial history with the spatial distribution of neighborhood retail space through the research methods and techniques from spatial econometrics, urban morphology and web scraped data. With Changsha downtown as the study area, we divide the spatial analysis unit according to the development period of neighborhood. We use the time period as the explanatory variable and the length of shops along the street within 500-meter buffer as the dependent variable in spatial lag models. We control other factors affecting retail spaces such as the distance to the central business district, the building floor areas of residential and employment development, house price and street length. The relationship between spatial history and neighborhood retail space demonstrates a U-shaped curve. The amount of neighborhood retail spaces in the industrial-period neighborhoods is significantly lower than those of pre-industrialperiod and post-industrial-period neighborhoods. Special attention should be paid to neighborhoods with sluggish retail activities. Neighborhoods in different periods need differentiated renewal retailing strategies. Our results have policy implications for the coordination of urban renewal and historical protection in areas where the historical spatial pattern has been fragmented.
谭威，彭科*，孙亮，柳肃. 城市空间历史与生活性消费空间分布——以长沙市中心城区为例[J]. 新建筑, 2023, 41(1): 107-111.
TAN Wei,PENG Ke,SUN Liang,LIU Su. Urban Spatial History and Spatial Distribution of Neighborhood Retail Space: A Case Study of Changsha Downtown. New Architecture, 2023, 41(1): 107-111.
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