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            Architecture and Urbanism                                      Development of industrial heritage reuse modes




            Table 4. Mode of activation and utilization of industrial heritage
                                           Mode of industrial heritage protection and utilization
             Model name           Meaning                                        Case
            Thematic museum model  The theme museum model is based on the premise of preserving   Xi’an Dahua Museum, Chicago Museum of
                                 significant industrial heritage. It involves transforming the internal   Science and Industry
                                 space of the industrial heritage site into an industrial museum,
                                 complemented by other supporting facilities and landscape elements,
                                 thereby creating an urban cultural and leisure destination
            Creative industry park model  The industrial factory buildings will be transformed into creative   798 Art Zone in Beijing, No. 8 Bridge
                                 industry blocks or art parks, which will be used as places for exhibition,  Creative Industry Park in Shanghai
                                 communication, leisure, and activities
            Landscape park model  To inherit the industrial history and culture as the goal, to protect and   Zhongshan Qijiang Park, North Duisburg
                                 reuse the facilities and site environment on the abandoned industrial   Landscape Park
                                 ground, the main method is to recreate the landscape elements
            Comprehensive development   The industrial plant area will be developed and constructed into a park,   Shanghai World Expo, Xi’an Banpo
            mode of business tourism  integrating shopping, recreation, catering, exhibition, and other functions International Art Zone


              The interior of industrial heritage buildings has   homogenization phenomenon, wherein similar patterns
            also undergone a more nuanced transformation, which   are often replicated without much variation.
            emphasizes  the  creation  of  a  compelling  “sense  of   (iii) The mature stage: Overall planning and utility
            experience” within the space. Ding (2013) puts forward   integration (2016 – 2019)
            strategies for internal functional replacement and
            classification positioning of industrial heritage based on   In the context of urban transformation and development,
            social needs and value evaluation (Ding, 2013). Through   the construction of ecological civilization, and the societal
            an analysis of several industrial architectural heritage   demand for urban revitalization, the research on the reuse
            sites in Shanghai, Zhang & Liu (2013) have summarized   modes of industrial heritage has expanded horizontally in
            and proposed models and suggestions for reshaping and   this stage. The research not only focuses on the protection
            expanding the internal space of industrial buildings.  and renewal of individual industrial heritage sites but also
              During this stage, the main reuse modes of industrial   takes a broader perspective by examining regional and
            heritage in China, including the museum mode, creative   urban scales. The aim is to study the activation modes of
            industrial park mode, post-industrial landscape park mode,   industrial heritage from policy, economic, ecological, and
            and commercial tourism comprehensive development   cultural perspectives (Zhong et al., 2021). The sustainable
            mode, have been established. Scholars have conducted   development of the protection and reuse models for
            in-depth analyses of these four modes, examining various   industrial heritage is emphasized, as it is closely linked to
            aspects such as outdoor environment, indoor layout, spatial   the activation of industrial heritage protection and urban
            planning, functional distribution, macro positioning, and   renewal. Relevant literature can be found with keywords
            micro-texture. They have summarized a comprehensive set   such as “information integration,” “integrated conservation
            of refined reuse methods for each mode.            and utilization mode,” “trinity,” and “sustainability.”
              Furthermore, scholars have developed a classification   To achieve integrated development, industrial heritage
            system for industrial heritage based on scale and type (Liu,   should be compatible with urban industry, urban function,
            2015). This system encompasses regional factories, factory   urban culture, and urban environment (Guo et al., 2016).
            areas, industrial factories, and single structures, and   Scholars, such as Gao Changzheng, have proposed a model
            provides detailed activation methods suitable for different   for the comprehensive protection and utilization of the
            scales (refer to Table 4). This classification system serves as   Luoyang Bearing Factory, which involves the construction
            a standard framework for practical engineering projects,   of an industrial heritage symbiosis model that promotes
            and numerous industrial heritage reuse patterns based on   cultural symbiosis, pattern symbiosis, and environmental
            this system have emerged.                          symbiosis (Gao et al., 2017).

              However,  this standardized classification  system   Furthermore, the cultural and regional characteristics
            also imposes limitations on the innovation of diverse   of industrial heritage are increasingly prominent. Scholars
            reuse models. As a result, practical engineering   have examined these aspects using keywords such as
            projects in industrial heritage reuse exhibit a significant   “cultural revitalization” and “spatial distribution.” Tong


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