从办公楼宇到老旧小区，上海稳步推进城市更新

Group 1: Urban Renewal Initiatives - The Paris Spring Shanghai Changning Tianshan store has reopened after months of renovation, marking the second building in the Shanghai Hongqiao Development Zone to undergo an upgrade [1] - Shanghai is steadily advancing urban renewal efforts, with areas like Zhangyuan in Jing'an District and 228 Block in Yangpu District becoming models for urban renewal [1] - The "Action Plan for Promoting the Renewal and Upgrading of Commercial Buildings (2024-2027)" was released in June last year, targeting ten areas for pilot building updates [1] Group 2: Key Projects and Developments - China State Construction's Jing'an Danning project aims to reconstruct urban space with a "park" concept, integrating ecological resources into livable environments [2] - The project is part of China State Construction's strategic deepening in the East China region and is expected to enhance the value of the Danning area, creating a new highland for industry aggregation and urban renewal [2] - The Ba Jin Library, recently inaugurated, represents a cultural landmark in Hongkou District, revitalizing a historical building and serving as a new cultural hub [3] Group 3: Government Policies and Goals - Shanghai is accelerating the renovation of "two old and one village" projects, with plans to complete 120,000 square meters of scattered old renovations and 310,000 square meters of old housing renovations this year [4] - The city has prioritized urban village renovations as part of a new round of 19 key projects aimed at improving public welfare [4] - By the end of 2026, Shanghai plans to fully initiate comprehensive renovation projects for urban villages, with a goal to complete these projects by 2027 [4]