Many major cities around the world are currently facing the challenges of urban development in the era of limited land supply. It is necessary to prioritize sustainability and the protection of the environment and communities. The characteristics of urban development in this era involve maximizing the use of limited land and property resources while minimizing the impact on the environment and communities. Strategies supporting sustainable and equitable urban development are being implemented. In this context, the utilization of industrial heritage as "urban catalyst" has emerged as a means to address urban development issues. Urban catalysts stimulate urban development through small-scale interventions or the introduction of new elements in a micro and localized manner. The approach involves updating and transforming elements without completely altering their inherent characteristics. This strategy can be implemented on a smaller scale and gradually expanded, thereby achieving urban sustainability and facilitating the transformation of the social and economic structure of the city. The article first identifies the issues faced in urban development, such as limited land resources, sustainable development, and environmental friendliness. It introduces the theory of "urban catalyst" as a solution to these existing problems and provides an overview of its concept, origin, development, and research status. The interdependent relationship and mutual promotion between industrial heritage, urban development, and urban renewal are then explored, highlighting the potential of utilizing urban industrial heritage as an "urban catalyst" for revitalization and transformation. Through a detailed analysis of existing industrial heritage renewal and transformation cases, the article proposes principles for industrial heritage renewal and transformation under the framework of "urban catalyst" theory. It identifies eight tangible and intangible catalyst elements, including industrial buildings, civil buildings, open spaces, structures, landscapes, location, industrial history and culture, and spatial structure, then summarizes the principles and policies for utilizing these urban catalyst elements. Lastly, using the specific case of the "Xi'an Banpo International Art District," the article develops appropriate strategies for updating the space, function, and culture of the project based on multiple elements of utilization and transformation policies. The findings of this study can contribute to the understanding and implementation of urban catalyst approaches in the context of industrial heritage renewal. Additionally, the specific case of the Xi'an Banpo International Art District can serve as a valuable reference for future updates and improvements in terms of spatial planning, functional enhancement, and cultural enrichment.
Molte grandi città in tutto il mondo stanno attualmente affrontando le sfide dello sviluppo urbano nell'era della limitata offerta di terra, delle limitate risorse di terreni e proprietà, riducendo al minimo l'impatto sull'ambiente e sulle comunità Sono in corso di attuazione strategie a sostegno di uno sviluppo urbano sostenibile ed equo. In questo contesto, l'utilizzo del patrimonio industriale come "catalizzatore urbano" è emerso come mezzo per affrontare i problemi di sviluppo urbano. I catalizzatori urbani stimolano lo sviluppo urbano attraverso interventi su piccola scala o l'introduzione di nuovi elementi in modo micro e localizzato. Questo approccio comporta l'aggiornamento e la trasformazione degli elementi senza alterarne completamente le caratteristiche intrinseche. Questa strategia può essere attuata su scala ridotta e gradualmente ampliata, raggiungendo così la sostenibilità urbana e facilitando la trasformazione della struttura sociale ed economica della città. L'articolo identifica innanzitutto i problemi affrontati nello sviluppo urbano, come le limitate risorse del territorio, lo sviluppo sostenibile e il rispetto dell'ambiente, introduce la teoria del "catalizzatore urbano" come soluzione a questi problemi esistenti e fornisce una panoramica del suo concetto, origine, sviluppo e stato della ricerca. Viene quindi esplorato il rapporto di interdipendenza e promozione reciproca tra patrimonio industriale, sviluppo urbano e rinnovamento urbano, evidenziando il potenziale dell'utilizzo del patrimonio industriale urbano come "catalizzatore urbano". Attraverso un'analisi dettagliata di casi riguardanti interventi sul patrimonio industriale esistente, l'articolo propone principi per il rinnovamento e la trasformazione del patrimonio industriale nell'ambito della teoria del "catalizzatore urbano", individuando otto elementi catalizzatori materiali e immateriali, tra cui edifici industriali, edifici civili, spazi aperti, strutture, paesaggi , ubicazione, storia e cultura industriale e struttura spaziale, riassume quindi i principi e le politiche per l'utilizzo di questi elementi quali catalizzatori urbani. Infine, utilizzando il caso specifico dello "Xi'an Banpo International Art District", l'articolo sviluppa strategie appropriate per integrare diverse dimensioni, quali lo spazio, la funzione e la cultura del progetto, così da prefigurare diverse politiche di utilizzo e trasformazione. I risultati di questo studio possono contribuire alla comprensione e all'implementazione di approcci per realizzare catalizzatori urbani nel contesto del rinnovamento del patrimonio industriale. Inoltre, il caso specifico dello Xi'an Banpo International Art District può servire come riferimento prezioso per futuri aggiornamenti e miglioramenti in termini di pianificazione territoriale, valorizzazione funzionale e arricchimento culturale.
Research on industrial heritage renewal and transformation policy based on urban catalyst theory
XU, YIYANG;MA, HANCONG
2022/2023
Abstract
Many major cities around the world are currently facing the challenges of urban development in the era of limited land supply. It is necessary to prioritize sustainability and the protection of the environment and communities. The characteristics of urban development in this era involve maximizing the use of limited land and property resources while minimizing the impact on the environment and communities. Strategies supporting sustainable and equitable urban development are being implemented. In this context, the utilization of industrial heritage as "urban catalyst" has emerged as a means to address urban development issues. Urban catalysts stimulate urban development through small-scale interventions or the introduction of new elements in a micro and localized manner. The approach involves updating and transforming elements without completely altering their inherent characteristics. This strategy can be implemented on a smaller scale and gradually expanded, thereby achieving urban sustainability and facilitating the transformation of the social and economic structure of the city. The article first identifies the issues faced in urban development, such as limited land resources, sustainable development, and environmental friendliness. It introduces the theory of "urban catalyst" as a solution to these existing problems and provides an overview of its concept, origin, development, and research status. The interdependent relationship and mutual promotion between industrial heritage, urban development, and urban renewal are then explored, highlighting the potential of utilizing urban industrial heritage as an "urban catalyst" for revitalization and transformation. Through a detailed analysis of existing industrial heritage renewal and transformation cases, the article proposes principles for industrial heritage renewal and transformation under the framework of "urban catalyst" theory. It identifies eight tangible and intangible catalyst elements, including industrial buildings, civil buildings, open spaces, structures, landscapes, location, industrial history and culture, and spatial structure, then summarizes the principles and policies for utilizing these urban catalyst elements. Lastly, using the specific case of the "Xi'an Banpo International Art District," the article develops appropriate strategies for updating the space, function, and culture of the project based on multiple elements of utilization and transformation policies. The findings of this study can contribute to the understanding and implementation of urban catalyst approaches in the context of industrial heritage renewal. Additionally, the specific case of the Xi'an Banpo International Art District can serve as a valuable reference for future updates and improvements in terms of spatial planning, functional enhancement, and cultural enrichment.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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