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Fig 1.

Evolution of the Original Sites of Fortifications in Krasnye Vorota Square, Moscow: (a) Plan of Krasnye Vorota Square in 1800, before the demolition of the fortifications; (b) Plan of Krasnye Vorota Square in 1852, where the original sites of fortifications were converted into the Garden Ring Road with gardens; (c) Plan of Krasnye Vorota Square in 1960, when the Garden Ring Road was widened, and the former gardens disappeared; (d) Plan of Krasnye Vorota Square in 2024, where the lanes of the Garden Ring Road were narrowed, pedestrian walkways were expanded, and gardens increased.

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Fig 2.

Diagram of the Gargon Ring Transformation in Moscow.

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Evolution of the Original Sites of Fortifications in the Porte de Vanves Area, Paris: (a) Plan of the Porte de Vanves area in 1912, before the demolition of the fortifications; (b) Urban planning map of the Porte de Vanves area in 1924, designed by Louis Bonnier; (c) Plan of the Porte de Vanves area in 1975, where part of the planned green belt was occupied by the Boulevard Périphérique, as well as residential and public buildings; (d) Plan of the Porte de Vanves area in 2024, where parts of the Boulevard Périphérique have been covered and transformed into public spaces.

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Diagram of the Paris Boulevard Périphérique Transformation.

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Strategies for Improvement the Original Sites of Fortifications in Paris.

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Evolution of the Original Sites of Fortifications in the Chaoyangmen Area, Beijing: (a) Plan of the Chaoyangmen area in 1949, before the city walls were demolished; (b) Planning map of the original site of the city walls in the Chaoyangmen area in 1962; (c) Plan of the Chaoyangmen area in 1996, showing the moat being buried and the construction of high-rise buildings beginning on the outer side of the Second Ring Road; (d) Plan of the Chaoyangmen area in 2024, showing a significant increase in green space, with Siheyuan inside the Second Ring Road replaced by high-rise buildings.

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Strategies for Improvement the Original Sites of Fortifications in Beijing.

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Fig 8.

Functional Distribution Diagram of the Original Sites of Fortifications in Three Cities Across Different Stages.

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Diagram of Changes in Internal Functional Proportions of the Original Sites of Fortifications in Three Cities.

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Fig 10.

Time Division of the Three Stages of the Original Sites of Fortifications in Three Cities.

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Table 1.

Comparison of Basic Information on Fortifications of Three Cities.

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Table 2.

Comparison of Urban Ring Roads Built on the Original Sites of Fortifications in Three Cities.

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