江南滨水
滨水工业遗产的价值认知与可用性评价
该文献聚焦于滨水（及工业）遗产空间被公众“使用”与“感知”的维度，讨论遗产在更新后如何被识别、欣赏与使用，属于价值评估与可用性评价类研究，为后续更新策略提供价值判断基础。
- Re-defining the Usability and Appreciation of Urban Watersides in the Jiangnan part of China’s Yangtze River Delta（H. den Hartog, 2019, No journal）
“共享”导向的滨水工业遗产更新机制与可持续再生路径
该文献以苏州河沿线19.2公里水域及11.7平方公里邻水区域为实证对象，将“共享”提炼为滨水工业遗产更新的操作性框架，强调公众可达性、公共利益增值与参与式设计策略，属于机制构建与再生路径类研究，与前一组的价值评价构成“为何更新—如何更新”的逻辑衔接。
- ‘Sharing’ as a Critical Framework for Waterfront Heritage Regeneration: A Case Study of Suzhou Creek, Shanghai（Yi-Chen Zhu, Zhen-Yu Li, 2024, Land）
现有文献围绕江南（上海苏州河）滨水工业遗产形成两条互补线索：一是从可用性与欣赏价值角度重定义滨水遗产价值的认知与评价，二是以“共享”为核心框架探讨高密度滨水城区的公众可达性、遗产保护与可持续再生的实施机制。二者共同构成“价值认知—机制建构”的研究链条，可作为报告论述滨水遗产公共性与更新策略的主干。
该文献聚焦于滨水（及工业）遗产空间被公众“使用”与“感知”的维度，讨论遗产在更新后如何被识别、欣赏与使用，属于价值评估与可用性评价类研究，为后续更新策略提供价值判断基础。相关文献：H. den Hartog et. al, 2019
该文献以苏州河沿线19.2公里水域及11.7平方公里邻水区域为实证对象，将“共享”提炼为滨水工业遗产更新的操作性框架，强调公众可达性、公共利益增值与参与式设计策略，属于机制构建与再生路径类研究，与前一组的价值评价构成“为何更新—如何更新”的逻辑衔接。相关文献：Yi-Chen Zhu et. al, 2024
总计 2 篇相关文献
No abstract available
The purpose of this study was to analyze ‘sharing’ as an operational framework for waterfront industrial heritage revitalization in the context of sustainable urban regeneration. This research study was conducted to better understand the public accessibility of heritage preservation projects in a densely populated waterfront urban area and to determine to what extent heritage could be made available to the general public. We examined the development of industrial heritage along Suzhou Creek, Shanghai, and its process of regeneration. The focus area covered a waterway stretch of 19.2 km and an adjacent land area of 11.7 km2 managed as a single planning entity on both sides of the creek. We analyzed the present preservation practices and discovered a growing desire to increase the historical buildings’ visibility in the context of urban regeneration. We argue that ‘sharing’ can serve as a pivotal framework for sustainable waterfront regeneration, as its implementation can (1) increase the public value of waterfront heritage and (2) incorporate comprehensive objectives, design strategies, evaluation methods, and public participation into the space revitalization process.