Beijing Urban Memory [electronic resource] : Historic Buildings and Historic Areas, Central Axes and City Walls  /
Wang, Fang.author.
From the cross-disciplinary perspective of urban management and planning, geography and architecture, this book explores the theory and methods of urban memory, selecting Beijing's historic buildings, historic areas, central areas and city walls as research cases. It is divided into three parts: factors analysis, modeling and practical application. It lays a scientific foundation and provides practical methods for the management of historical spaces, residents' and commercial activities, optimizing the layout and structure of the historic spaces, updating the protection of old buildings, promoting the organic growth of historic sites and the sustainable development of urbanization with new concepts.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
1 About the Development of Urban Memory -- 2 Point: Historic Buildings in Beijing's Measurement of Urban Memory -- 3 Line: Central Axis of Beijing's Measurement of Urban Memory -- 4 Line: City Wall of Beijing's Measurement of Urban Memory -- 5 Place: Historic Sites of Beijing's Measurement of Urban Memory -- 6 Conclusion and Discussion -- References. .
From the cross-disciplinary perspective of urban management and planning, geography and architecture, this book explores the theory and methods of urban memory, selecting Beijing's historic buildings, historic areas, central areas and city walls as research cases. It is divided into three parts: factors analysis, modeling and practical application. It lays a scientific foundation and provides practical methods for the management of historical spaces, residents' and commercial activities, optimizing the layout and structure of the historic spaces, updating the protection of old buildings, promoting the organic growth of historic sites and the sustainable development of urbanization with new concepts.
Culture - Economic aspects.
Regional planning.
Architecture.
Cultural Economics.
Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning.
Urbanism.