Preservation of the structure of the building in the process of renovation of industrial architecture

Gudina, Marina; Prokofiev, Evgenii

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202127401006

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“…8). However, the existing dock buildings and their interior facilities have become outdated with limited functionality, and the current ferry services are unable to meet modern usage and tourism development needs [16]. Secondly, from an urban spatial design perspective, the outdated urban interface in this area significantly hinders the region's renewal and development, necessitating a renovation to accommodate the continuous urban development and modernization demands.…”

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Revitalizing Urban Interfaces through Historical Spaces: An Exemplification from the Renovation of Pukou Railway Station Area, Nanjing, China

Chen,

Wu,

2022

Int. J. Archit. Eng. Technol.

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This research delves into the significance and methodological approaches concerning the conservation and regeneration of historical facilities and spaces in contemporary urban environments through the lens of the conservation and regeneration project of the Pukou Railway Station Historic District in Nanjing. The study underscores the imperative of respecting, protecting, and revitalizing historical facilities and spaces. The refurbishment of old facilities, employing the most apt technologies and methods, accomplished a commendable balance between economic investment and efficiency. Respecting all historical textures and contexts is foundational to the preservation of the historical appearance of districts. The project, through the refurbishment of historical buildings and cautious design of new constructions, ensured a harmonious coexistence of old and new elements, thereby enhancing the cultural essence of the historical district architecture. The conservation and regeneration project of the Pukou Railway Station Historic District in Nanjing offers a beneficial case on managing historical facilities and spaces, showcasing how, through rational technical measures and respect for historical context, historical spaces can be revitalized, providing rich cultural and spatial resources for modern cities.

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Revitalizing Urban Interfaces through Historical Spaces: An Exemplification from the Renovation of Pukou Railway Station Area, Nanjing, China

Chen,

Wu,

2022

Int. J. Archit. Eng. Technol.

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Latest trends in the conversion of industrial territories of the existing urban development

Akristiniy¹

2023

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Frontier of Digital Technology Towards a Sustainable Society

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Demystifying Sustainable District-Level Industrial Building Renovation: A Taxonomy Framework and the Sustainable Development Strategies

Yuan

Zhou³

et al. 2023

Journal of Green Building

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With the progress of urbanization, most people live in cities and adjacent urban areas. Meanwhile, the transformation and development of cities and their industries leaves behind a large volume of old building blocks and requires renovating some urban spaces. Notably, urban renewal plays an important role in the sustainable development of cities. As a typical task of urban renewal, the renovation of industrial buildings involves the protection of the industrial heritage and the adaptive reuse of the existing building spaces. Yet, the complex nature of district-level industrial building renovation work spells challenges to effective urban renovation and sustainable city renewal. Although a few studies were devoted to the renovation of industrial buildings, very limited research focused on the renovation of existing industrial urban areas. In particular, the cooperation of different work disciplines to orchestrate sustainable district-level industrial building renovation and strategies to facilitate effective administration of such a way of urban renewal remain to be clarified. To close such a gap, this research employs an approach of multi-case study to conceptualize sustainable district-level industrial building renovation. Four case projects from the Big Bay Area cities, including Dongguan, Foshan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, are investigated and analyzed due to specific local policies of renovation and their rapid urbanization. Based on the knowledge disciplines of urban planning, industrial heritage reservation, and building renovation, a taxonomy framework is introduced, and the relevant sustainable development strategies are identified. The framework demystifies sustainable district-level industrial building renovation regarding the key aspects of sustainable management to achieve sustainable urban renewal and their hierarchical relations and enhances the knowledge body of industrial building renovation by broadening the scope to the urban scale. Furthermore, the proposed strategies can provide practical implications to sustainable urban renewal with industrial building renovation.

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Preservation of the structure of the building in the process of renovation of industrial architecture

Cited by 3 publications

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Revitalizing Urban Interfaces through Historical Spaces: An Exemplification from the Renovation of Pukou Railway Station Area, Nanjing, China

Revitalizing Urban Interfaces through Historical Spaces: An Exemplification from the Renovation of Pukou Railway Station Area, Nanjing, China

Latest trends in the conversion of industrial territories of the existing urban development

Demystifying Sustainable District-Level Industrial Building Renovation: A Taxonomy Framework and the Sustainable Development Strategies

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