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Current Situation Analysis: The exterior facade, featuring stone and aluminum panel cladding, is relatively well-preserved. Structural System Evaluation: Field inspections reveal that the main structure of the building is basically intact, with no significant structural damage observed on frame beams, columns, and joints. Under the premise of not altering its functional use, the building's bearing capacity generally meets requirements. Renovation Strategies for the Building: Retention: Preserve the exterior facade's design language by cleaning and partially replacing the stone cladding on floors 1-3. Modification: Upgrade the aluminum panel cladding and window design on floors 4 and above. Demolition: Remove damaged roof eaves, second-floor advertising spaces, and existing interior decorations. Construction: Redesign the metal overhanging eaves of the roof and add the enterprise logo to the curved corner of the main entrance to enhance the building's recognition. Interior Renovation Strategies: Guided by indoor functional design and indoor-outdoor integration, the overall space quality will be upgraded. Floors 1-3 will be bank lobbies, floors 4-5 open-plan offices, floors 6-8 coworking spaces, and floor 9 private offices. Specifically, floors 6-8 will house coworking spaces under the "Fusion Park" brand to establish a strong brand image, with an ecological shared activity center on the rooftop, stimulating creativity through space and experience. The holistic renovation of No. 1828 Beijing West Road serves as a paradigm in urban renewal and building revitalization, exemplifying how innovative design and efficient resource utilization can rejuvenate building value and activate urban spaces while respecting history and current conditions. Upon completion, it will not only enhance the city's appearance but also invigorate urban vitality, providing valuable project experience for future urban renewal endeavors.