公共遗产语境下文化记忆赋值场所再生的策略探讨OA

This article examines the conservation practice of Hangzhou Steel Plant industrial heritage,originally located on the urban fringe,to explore the place regeneration strategies for urban public her-itage.To better establish the connection between the heritage's physical space and cultural memory,the ar-ticle first analyses the internal order and spatial char-acteristics of both the factory and residential zones,following the trajectory of the place's dynamic sub-jects(means of production and industrial workers).It reveals that current heritage practices tend to em-phasise iconic structures while neglecting other char-acteristic places,resulting in problems such as social and spatial segregation and the rupture or loss of collective memory among workers.In response,this article draws on cultural memory theory to explore the relationship between industrial memories and specific spaces by examining non-spatial memory carriers,including publicly circulated written and oral sources,videos,and memorial objects.It further proposes a strategy that integrates spatial narrative through landscape design and fosters the regeneration of place-based memory via cultural activities.