After The Industrial Heritage Of The Modern Transformation And Regeneration

Content： With the advent of the post-industrial era (the so-calledpost-industrial era to the theoretical knowledge as the central axis, services andinformation-based society, the main feature is the "services more thanmanufacturing a dominant position in the economic structure"), services theemergence and development of the industry led to the primary industry,secondary industry, labor, labor employment in the tertiary industry for morethan the first two, the world’s economic structure and industrial structure hasundergone tremendous changes, the developed countries of the city intraditional manufacturing industries, the decline of traditional industries indeveloping countries to migrate away from the city center in the city center, soleft behind a large number of industrial waste, and brought a lot ofenvironmental issues and social problems. Industrial waste, also known as"industrial heritage", referring to was the land for industrial production andindustrial production, transport, transportation, warehouse space, and later,disused lots, such as abandoned mines, quarries, factories, railway station,docks, industrial waste dumps, and so on. In the development of human society,the historical status of these industrial facilities with power can not be located,they often witnessed the rise and fall of a city and regional development, so anew concept was born. Since the reform and opening up, the development ofChina’s economic situation had a huge change, not only the large number ofurban land for industrial emissions exist, the industrial landscape designcharacteristics of the times, in our concept of development, integrated use ofEcology, School of Landscape Architecture Art to promote the development ofthe post-industrial landscape is an important issue worthy of study.Against thisbackground, research experiences and lessons of Western developed countries,industrial wasteland Reconstructing extraordinarily was imminent."Industrial Heritage definition set forth in the Nizhny Tagil Charterreflects the international community about the industrial heritage of the basicconcepts:" Where the architecture and structure of industrial activities had madesuch buildings and structures, processes and tools contained in suchconstruction and structure in which the urban landscape, as well as all othermaterial and non-material performance have crucial significance ";" industrialheritage, including historical, technical, social, architectural or scientific valueindustrial and cultural sites, including the construction and mechanical, plant,production workshops and factories, mines and processing and refining sites,warehouse warehouse, production, transfer and use of places, transportation andits infrastructure, as well as for housing, religious worship or education, socialand industrial activities."Thus, the industrial heritage both in terms of time,scope or content of the rich connotation and denotation.