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December 6, 2025BuildingsOpen Access

Evaluation of Residents’ Satisfaction with Cultural Spaces in Historic Districts Based on ERG Theory—A Case Study of Longweiguan Historic and Cultural District in Dali City, China

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ZTZitong Tang DZDing Qing Zhang LZLu Zhang

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Assessment using field surveys shows satisfaction with cultural spaces in Dali, suggesting sustainable development may enhance urban cultural heritage.

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Residents reported moderate-to-high satisfaction with cultural spaces, indicating a positive perception of their community environment.
Cultural spaces assessed via field surveys revealed sustainable development needs to align with residents' expectations for satisfaction.
Analysis using Structural Equation Modeling identified that relatedness needs significantly impact residents' satisfaction levels.
Implementing a strategy focusing on safety, social interaction, and innovation may enhance cultural heritage in historic districts.

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Tang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6940223b2d562116f28fb7c9 https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings15244413

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Assessment using field surveys shows satisfaction with cultural spaces in Dali, suggesting sustainable development may enhance urban cultural heritage.

Evaluation of Residents’ Satisfaction with Cultural Spaces in Historic Districts Based on ERG Theory—A Case Study of Longweiguan Historic and Cultural District in Dali City, China

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Evaluation of Residents’ Satisfaction with Cultural Spaces in Historic Districts Based on ERG Theory—A Case Study of Longweiguan Historic and Cultural District in Dali City, China

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