Port Heritage Reconstruction and Cultural and Creative Quarter: The Case Studies of Asiatique The Riverfront in Bangkok, Thailand and Bryggen in Norway

• Main Authors: Ying-Yu Yeh, 葉穎瑜
• Other Authors: 陳明惠
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/8gjhra

碩士 === 國立中興大學 === 科技管理研究所 === 106 === The cultural and creative industry has become one of the most developed industries in the 21st century. Governments around the world have been promoting cultural and creative industries. Cultural and creative quarters is an effective way to promote cultural and creative industries. The value of culture itself is based on the unique characteristics of each country. The essence of output value and the intangible added value are generated under the goods and services produced by the local advantage. The creativity of c cultural and creative quarters is the process of transforming old cultural and historical heritage into value reconstruction. The sustainable operation of cultural and creative quarters requires a stable output profit. How to balance culture, creativity and business will be a key element in the success of cultural and creative quarters. There are many similarities between Thailand and Taiwan, such as currency value, community software, night market culture, etc. In addition, the government of Thailand has continuously promoted the industrial upgrading and transformation of Thailand through creativity and design, and the success of its cultural and creative industry has attracted the attention of the world. Norwegian cultural and creative industry has developed rapidly and vigorously promoted the rapid development of the country and the region over the past ten years. Bryggen is an historically important harbor in the North Sea and it is one of the world''s cultural heritages. Because of the development of trade, it still retains the strong harbor characteristics of Norway. Taiwan is also a country dependent on international trade, which can be developed by learning the cultural and creative planning of port terminals from Thailand and Norway. This thesis will take The case study of Asiatique The Riverfront in Thailand as well as Bryggen in Norway. Sequentially reviewing the literature of the origins of the cultural creative industries, port heritage and the cultural and creative quarters. Then used the creative cultural 5p models as the framework to analyze the Policy, Person, Process, Place, and Product of two cultural and creative quarters, to find the key successful factors when developing a cultural creative quarters. The research shows the following three conclusions. First, when the cultural and creative quarters are developing, the government plays an important role, its policy objectives will lead the development direction of cultural and creative quarters. second, the retained part of the port heritage will affect the overall atmosphere of the cultural and creative quarters. Through the appropriate cooperation between historical relics and new exotic buildings can bring more profound experience of the cultural creative quarters. Third, the Cultural and creative quarters can bring economic output and social output, and make urban revitalization and sustainable development.