Stewardship of Industrial Heritage Protection in Typical Western European and Chinese Regions: Values and Dilemmas

Zhang, Jiazhen; Cenci, Jeremy; Becue, Vincent; Koutra, Sesil; Liao, Chenyang

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Stewardship of Industrial Heritage Protection in Typical Western European and Chinese Regions: Values and Dilemmas

Zhang, Jiazhen; Cenci, Jeremy; Becue, Vincent et al.

2022 • In Land, 11 (6), p. 772

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[en] Along with the increase in modern industry, original facilities and cultures have disappeared progressively, leading to the disappearance of traditional values. However, from the perspective of the stewardship of industrial heritage, preservation is vital for Western Europe, where the Industrial Revolution emerged firstly, and it has leading technology in terms of the advanced stewardship of industrial heritage protection. Meanwhile, there is a large market for industrial heritage growth in China, but its stewardship began later. Horizontal and vertical research into the stewardship of the industrial heritage of these two regions offers a review of the developed industrial regions and experiences for developing industrial regions in their future expansion. By analysing the values and dilemmas and the features of the legal, administrative, and fund guarantee systems, this paper summarizes the advanced expertise of the stewardship of industrial heritage in Western Europe and China and proposes strategies based on them.

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URBAINE - Urbanisation Revitalisation Bâtiment Architecture Innovations Espaces

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Architecture

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Zhang, Jiazhen ; Université de Mons - UMONS > Faculté d'Architecture et d'Urbanisme > Service des Projets, Ville et Territoire

Cenci, Jeremy ; Université de Mons - UMONS

Becue, Vincent ; Université de Mons - UMONS

Koutra, Sesil ; Université de Mons - UMONS > Faculté d'Architecture et d'Urbanisme > Service des Projets, Ville et Territoire

Liao, Chenyang

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Stewardship of Industrial Heritage Protection in Typical Western European and Chinese Regions: Values and Dilemmas

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24 May 2022

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3454 - ARC 2016 - CoMod - Compacité urbaine sous l'angle de la modélisation mathématique (théorie des graphes et des jeux) - Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles

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