The reuse of industrial heritage architecture in Shanghai

Abstract

Chapter 1 Research Summary

1.1 The Origin of Research

1.2 The Definition of Research

1.2.1 Industrial Heritage

1.2.2 Preservation and Conservation

1.2.3 Remodeling and Reuse

1.3 The Propose of Research

1.4 The Methods of Research

Chapter 2 Emergence and Development of Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse

2.1 The Emergence of Industrial Heritage Architecture

2.1.1 Technological Advancing

2.1.2 Economical Demand Changing

2.1.3 Industrial Restructuring

2.2 The Development and Status of International Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse

2.2.1 The Origin of Protection

2.2.2 The Development of Protection

2.2.3 The Status of Protection

Chapter 3 Shanghai City History and Industrial Development History

3.1 Shanghai City History

3.2 Shanghai Industrial Development History

Chapter 4 The Status of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse

4.1 Chinese Understanding of the Industrial Heritage Architecture

4.2 The Development of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture

4.3 The Status of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Reuse Architecture

4.4 The Challenges of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse

4.4.1 The Value Recognition Problem

4.4.2 The Funding Problem

4.4.3 The Owners’ Awareness Problem

Chapter 5 Basic Mode of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse

5.1 The Basic Principle of Reuse

5.1.1 Protection Principle

5.1.2 Development Principle

5.1.3 Benefit Principle

5.2 Using Functions

5.2.1 Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse Mode - Changes of

Using Function

5.2.2 Compare of New Using Function and Original Using Function

5.3 External Form

5.3.1 Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse Mode - External

5.3.2 Determinants of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse External Form

5.4 Interior Space

5.4.1 Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse Mode - Interior Space

5.5 Structural Transformation

5.5.1 Original Structure Type of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture

5.5.2 Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse Mode – Structural Transformation

Chapter 6 Case Study of Shanghai Industrial Heritage Architecture Reuse

6.1 1933 Old House

6.1.1 History and Background

6.1.2 Reuse Process

6.2 Bridge 8

6.2.1 History and Background

6.2.2 Reuse Process

6.3 Xujiahui Park

6.3.1 History and Background

6.3.2 Reuse Process

Appendix I

Appendix II

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