Construction of the Chinese Route of Industrial Heritage based on spatial and temporal distribution analysis-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Construction of the Chinese Route of Industrial Heritage based on spatial and temporal distribution analysis

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Author:

Zhang Jiahao¹,Sun Hao²,Zhuo Lingchen¹,Jiang Lan¹,Wei Hanbin¹,Xu Subin³,Aoki Nobuo³

Affiliation:

1. School of Architecture, Huaqiao University

2. Tianjin Municipal Engineering Design and Research Institute

3. School of Architecture, Tianjin University

Abstract

Abstract Industrial heritage conservation is an important aspect of regional sustainable development. This study considers the industrial heritage of China built between 1840 and 1978 to establish the Chinese Industrial Heritage GIS Database. Changes spatial distribution , status of spatial distribution and status of conservation and reuse of Chinese industrial heritage are analyzed. The results reveal that in the temporal dimension, China’s industrial heritage shows a pattern of development from accumulation along the coast to dispersal into the interior; in the spatial dimension, the existing industrial heritage forms three key regions, 14 key cities, and important railway and water systems located in eastern China. Regarding the status of conservation, fewer heritage sites are included in the conservation system and there is a greater potential for reuse. This study proposes the development of a Chinese Route of Industrial Heritage (CRIH), consisting of industrial heritage key sites (point elements); industrial heritage key regions and cities (surface elements); and industrial heritage key routes (line elements), as well as different thematic heritage series to extend the system dimensions. The CRIH is of great significance in promoting the overall conservation of China’s industrial heritage and regional tourism.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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