Contemporary Issues and Strategies for Industrial Heritage, Site Reclamation and Landscape Regeneration

Ming Gao; Shuang Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.368-370.238

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Contemporary Issues and Strategies for Industrial Heritage, Site Reclamation and Landscape Regeneration

Abstract:

Derelict land is a land type that causes great destruction to the ecological environment, destroys the cities' scenery and leads to the waste of land resources. As an embodiment of the long-term view of sustainable development, it is necessary to deal with the urban industrial wastelands and resuscitate them by utilizing the technology of ecological restoration. By introducing three successful examples of the resuscitation of the industrial wasteland - the "Gas Works Park" in Seattle (USA), the North Duisburg Landscape Park (Germany), and the Qijiang Park in Zhongshan City (China), this paper discusses their emerging and development processes as well as their insightful ideas and particular methods for ecological design, meanwhile illustrates their specific meaning and suitability to China. It is expected that the successful experiences of these three typical cases will be helpful to the urban ecological restoration and landscape planning in the future. KeyWords - Urban industrial wastelands, landscape and ecological restoration,renewal, landscape design

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 368-370)

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238-242

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August 2013

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Ming Gao, Shuang Liang

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Ecological Restoration, Landscape Design, Landscape Restoration, Renewal, Urban Industrial Wastelands

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