The urban regeneration is the expression of ideal, aesthetic and sense of value. In China it is mainly driven by government conduction or by market, sometimes it is the combination of both force. Nowadays, it is common opinion between scientists and scholars that the developments in China imply impacts on the global level; in other words their choices have impacts on our environment and our space of living as well. The aim of this paper is to provide a criticism and a systematic understanding of design principles and advanced strategies on architectural reuse and urban regeneration in Shanghai. Our method is distinguished by a data collection tactics through three types of information: observations, documents and visual information.
Re-urbanization, Re-use and Re-generation in Shanghai.
Tiziano Cattaneo
2016-01-01
Abstract
The urban regeneration is the expression of ideal, aesthetic and sense of value. In China it is mainly driven by government conduction or by market, sometimes it is the combination of both force. Nowadays, it is common opinion between scientists and scholars that the developments in China imply impacts on the global level; in other words their choices have impacts on our environment and our space of living as well. The aim of this paper is to provide a criticism and a systematic understanding of design principles and advanced strategies on architectural reuse and urban regeneration in Shanghai. Our method is distinguished by a data collection tactics through three types of information: observations, documents and visual information.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
