Abstract
Since the 18th century, industrial production has promoted the transformation of social productive forces and the progress of human civilization, formed a unique factory model and industrial civilization, and became a manifestation of the interaction between human and environment. With the industrial transformation in the middle of the 20th century, many large factories have stopped production and closed down, and their abandoned sites have formed a huge industrial heritage because they retain a large number of industrial buildings and machinery and equipment, which has become the focus of attention in urban environmental management and context protection. Industrial heritage has profound historical accumulation and cultural value. For the protection and redevelopment of industrial heritage, reasonable reconstruction plans should be formulated according to the preservation state and cultural value of the local industrial architectural landscape and the innovative needs of the city in terms of economy, people’s livelihood and environment. Under the current background of sustainable urban development and self-innovation, proper protection and development of industrial heritage is not only the functional transformation of abandoned industrial parks but also the functional repair of old urban areas. It is of positive significance for urban tourism development, economic revitalization, livelihood improvement, cultural protection and resilience design
Highlights
Original PaperCong-yi Jin1* 1 Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, School of Art & Design, Zheng’zhou, Henan Province, China * Cong-yi Jin, Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, School of Art & Design, Zheng’zhou, Henan Province, China
The industrial revolution promoted the transformation of modern urban structure
With the industrial transformation in the middle of the 20th century, many large factories have stopped production and closed down, and their abandoned sites have formed a huge industrial heritage because they retain a large number of industrial buildings and machinery and equipment, which has become the focus of attention in urban environmental management and context protection
Summary
Cong-yi Jin1* 1 Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, School of Art & Design, Zheng’zhou, Henan Province, China * Cong-yi Jin, Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, School of Art & Design, Zheng’zhou, Henan Province, China. This article is the final research result of Henan Province philosophy and social science planning project (Project Number: 2020CYS045).
Talk to us
Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have