摘要
作为"缩减的城市"之典型代表,通过对工业建筑遗产的多角度保护与推广,利物浦于2004年成为UNESCO世界遗产地和2008年的欧洲文化之都,阿尔伯特船坞地区则是利物浦城市再生的旗舰项目。本文通过回顾阿尔伯特船坞地区历次更新计划及保护运动的历史,在历史的语境中考察其保护过程,并分析其最终成功的机制原因。
As a typical shrinking city with her enormous industrial heritage, Liverpool was listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004 and won the bid for 2008 European Cultural Capital. The industrial heritage conservation and waterfront area regeneration in Liverpool could be traced back to the 1950s. Albert Dock area has experienced several different development suggestions, which finally becomes the flagship project in MDC process. This article reviews the conservation history of Albert Dock and analyzes the historical context in conservation and urban regeneration, which has led to the final success of Albert Dock.
出处
《城市建筑》
2012年第8期34-40,共7页
Urbanism and Architecture
基金
住建部"十一五"国家科技支撑计划--"历史建筑可持续利用与适应性改造关键技术研究"项目资助(项目编号:2006BAJO3A07)
关键词
工业遗产
缩减的城市
阿尔伯特船坞
城市再生机制
语境研究
PPP模式
Industrial heritage
Shrinking city
Albert Dock
Urban regeneration mechanism
Contextual research
Public-Private Partnership
