Transforming Industrial Heritage and Professional Practice. The Dual Role of Architects: Inner-professional Excellence and Inter-professional Cooperation

Oevermann, Heike; Mieg, Harald A.

doi:10.1080/17567505.2017.1291595

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“…Transforming heritage environments, especially the regeneration of industrial sites, means interacting within a complex consisting of different discourses or planning perspectives, such as architecture, urban development and heritage conservation (Oevermann and Mieg, 2017). Sustainable regeneration of industrial heritage and industrial sites' transformation into creative cultural spaces need a more rational development.…”

Section: Sustainable Regeneration Of the Industrial Heritagementioning

confidence: 99%

Toward developing a sustainable regeneration framework for urban industrial heritage

Arbab

Alborzi

2021

JCHMSD

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PurposeRegeneration of industrial heritage aims to display the patrimony assets by launching measures to convert them into cultural spaces associated with sustainable initiatives for satisfying environmental, social and economic demands in the city. The adaptive transformation and reusing process of industrial heritage constitutes a crucial cultural objective and consequently must be identified in a way that simultaneously integrates preservation with conversion and conservation with refurbishment. Hence, this paper explores to develop a framework for the sustainable regeneration of industrial heritage in cities.Design/methodology/approachBy reviewing the current literature, research and experiences on urban industrial heritage, including existing approaches, frameworks, and case studies, this study brings a theoretical and conceptual approach to sustainable regeneration of industrial heritage, which is a fundamental start point for conducting further research and performing practical projects.FindingsThree key phases of the Initiation as decision context, including understand the characteristics and assess the significance, the Planning as decision problem, including study the feasibility, develop a policy, and prepare a proposed reuse plan, and the Execution as decision output, including implement the plan, monitor the results and review the plan should be considered regarding the sustainable regeneration of urban industrial heritage.Originality/valueThe suggested framework considers sustainable regeneration of industrial heritage in cities as a decision-making process, which requires defining the decision context, analyzing the decision problem, and finally, results in the decision output. Accordingly, it seems to help bridge the gap between various discourses and planning perspectives and make all stakeholders' involvement easier, more effective and efficient regarding the sustainable regeneration of industrial heritage in cities.

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Section: Sustainable Regeneration Of the Industrial Heritagementioning

confidence: 99%

Toward developing a sustainable regeneration framework for urban industrial heritage

Arbab

Alborzi

2021

JCHMSD

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Experience and Engagement: Good Practice in Heritage Conservation and Adaptive Reuse of Textile Mills in UK and Germany

Oevermann

Jones

2021

The Historic Environment: Policy & Practice

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Progress and Prospects in Industrial Heritage Reconstruction and Reuse Research during the Past Five Years: Review and Outlook

Han

Zhang

2022

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The reconstruction and reuse of industrial heritage has constituted important means for the protection of that heritage, and has played a crucial role in promoting urban renewal and sustainable urban development. In this study, we reviewed 404 pieces of literature on industrial heritage reconstruction and reuse published in the past five years (January 2017 to August 2022), which includes the most representative studies (those published in key journals in the field) or the most influential studies (those highly cited). We then used three keyword tools (WordStat, Weiciyun and CiteSpace) and conducted keyword extraction, analysis and meaning presentation of 404 studies, finally identified three main research themes: (1) the current barriers to industrial heritage reconstruction and reuse, (2) the coping strategies for industrial heritage reconstruction and reuse, and (3) the evaluation of the effects of industrial heritage reconstruction and reuse. Our results revealed and clarified the latest trends in international research. Meanwhile, we also pointed out the inadequacies of the current research, such as ignoring important topics and the limitations of research methods. We hope that our research could inspire future research on industrial heritage reconstruction and reuse.

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Transforming Industrial Heritage and Professional Practice. The Dual Role of Architects: Inner-professional Excellence and Inter-professional Cooperation

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Toward developing a sustainable regeneration framework for urban industrial heritage

Toward developing a sustainable regeneration framework for urban industrial heritage

Experience and Engagement: Good Practice in Heritage Conservation and Adaptive Reuse of Textile Mills in UK and Germany

Progress and Prospects in Industrial Heritage Reconstruction and Reuse Research during the Past Five Years: Review and Outlook

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