Reuse of Industrial Heritages in the Japanese Colonial Period of Taiwan from the Perspective of Spatial Properties.

• Main Authors: Yi-ling Chen, 陳怡伶
• Other Authors: Chi-jen Chen
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/53119159455229568733

碩士 === 國立高雄大學 === 都市發展與建築研究所 === 99 === With the structural changes in Taiwan's economic system, many state-owned enterprises and traditional industries began to go out of business and the shut down ,possess historical memory of the old plant and machinery to become a victim of changing times; in recent years, rising awareness of preservation of cultural assets, " Industrial Buildings Heritage " Also getting attention, Then derived from studies of many Industrial Buildings Heritage. This article discusses the construction of Japanese rule of Taiwan's sugar mills, breweries and mining buildings in the spatial attributes to do the analysis and research, and will be summarized for the plant buildings, warehouses, housing complex, office group, hall, pit , staff and transportation eight types of ancillary facilities; through after finishing the study concludes, The different nature of the plant to do the analysis on the spatial properties ,Use of the original property into the use of space based on the same time and make use of different types of defined. Analysis of field research methods to re-use of domestic cases of significant correspondence between the old and new space, while the study by Zumthor's "Atmosphere" Standards and International Charter, the criteria grouped into internal, external and around the three major factors for, and face down in a large industrial site IV proposed for re-use of Taiwan's design Enforcement Rules, in order to achieve minimal intervention, minimal damage, maximum efficiency, the best efficiency, thereby reducing the secondary site of the original value of the damage to the idle problem, this re-use of design guidelines for future government and academia will provide re-use of industrial sites and areas of design criteria.