Design Opportunities and Cultural Intermediation

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, April 10, 2020.Description: 1805 wordsISSN:

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Summary: Guangzhou municipality was pioneering among Chinese cities in the creation of a dedicated policy to support the regeneration of its former industrial sites. The most important reform, frequently discussed in the literature, was introduced in 2009 and called the “three oldies policy”. It aimed to provide a legal framework for alternative urban planning strategies focused on transforming the historic city center, the urban villages and former brownfields (Chung, 2013).

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Brownfield (2) ,
Urban renewal (34) ,
Urban planning (241) ,
Urban Policy (31) ,
Urban Legacy (107) ,
Urban Development (64) ,
Reprogramming (15) ,
Public Space (264) ,
Productivity (24) ,
Masterplan (26)

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Edoardo Bruno, Essay, Francesco Carota, High Density, Politics and economics, Urban Paradigms

Brownfield, Business, China, Cities, Cultural identity, Cultural legacy, Essay, Industrial context, Innovation, Masterplan, Productivity, Public Space, Reprogramming, Urban Development, Urban Legacy, Urban planning, Urban Policy, Urban renewal, Urban strategy

China Room, FULL – Future Urban Legacy Lab, Politecnico di Torino (Italy)

Guangzhou municipality was pioneering among Chinese cities in the creation of a dedicated policy to support the regeneration of its former industrial sites. The most important reform, frequently discussed in the literature, was introduced in 2009 and called the “three oldies policy”. It aimed to provide a legal framework for alternative urban planning strategies focused on transforming the historic city center, the urban villages and former brownfields (Chung, 2013).

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