| Summary: | 碩士 === 朝陽科技大學 === 建築及都市設計研究所 === 97 === The industrial cultural heritage in Taiwan has rich historic memory and local cultural value. In the reuse of industrial cultural heritage, regenerated resource of unused space and transformation of old industrial energy into new cultural value are stressed, along with the consideration of reconstruction of local economy and restructuring of the local community. Reuse of industrial cultural heritage can boost local economic benefits, increase the value of industrial cultural and social development, and also induce local economic development and sustainable development. In the evaluation of its economic benefits, both quantitative economic benefits from market trading and qualitative economic benefits from non-market goods should be considered, so that the value of its total economic benefit will not be underestimated.
In this study, Analytic Hierarchy Process (A.H.P) and Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Qualitative and Quantitative Data (M.E.Q.Q.D) were adopted. The economic benefits of reuse of industrial cultural heritage were first explored to develop an integrated total economic benefit evaluation model for industrial cultural heritage in Taiwan. With this model, the appropriateness and weight of each factor affecting the reuse were measured. Later, an empirical analysis of Yilan Winery was conducted. Through a questionnaire encompassing multiple aspects of economic benefits, including social culture, industrial cultural learning, tourism, and local economy, research data were collected to evaluate the influence of increase/decrease of A Real Essence or Non-Essence benefits on economic benefit. This research was conducted according to the following procedure. Results were analyzed and the economic benefit was evaluated to achieve the following objectives:
1.To analyze the difference of economic benefits between industrial cultural heritage in Taiwan and general land development;
2.To explore the factors affecting the A Real Essence and Non-Essence economic benefits of the reuse of industrial cultural heritage in Taiwan;
3.To establish an integrated economic benefit evaluation model for industrial cultural heritage in Taiwan;
4.To use Yilan Winery as an empirical case to modify the proposed model.
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