2023专题征稿 | 城市更新与后工业景观

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《风景园林》杂志拟于2023年出版“城市更新与后工业景观”专题，现面向广大海内外学者征集相关稿件。本专题由北京建筑大学建筑与城市规划学院副教授李梦一欣、北京林业大学园林学院副教授魏方作为专题学术主持人负责组稿。

Landscape Architecture Journal is soliciting contributions for a Special Issue to be published in 2023 on “Urban Regeneration and Post-industrial Landscape”. The acquiring editors are associate professor LI Mengyixin who is teaching in the School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, and associate professor WEI Fang, who is teaching at the School of Landscape Architecture, Beijing Forestry University.

专题阐释 

“城市更新是践行绿色发展理念和生态文明思想、推动城市、人与山水林田湖草生态系统和谐共生的重要行动”。十四五规划纲要指出：“需进一步加快转变城市发展方式，统筹城市规划建设管理，实施城市更新行动，推动城市空间结构优化和品质提升”。在城市存量更新的背景下，后工业景观形成了以创意产业园、公共绿地和工业遗址公园为主的多种项目实践类型，它们是在充分挖掘工业遗存历史文化和时代价值的基础上，不断实现功能重组与结构优化，为市民创造新的城市活力空间和高品质的绿色开放空间。更重要的是，面对气候变化所带来的机遇和挑战，以绿色、低碳、宜居为目标的城市更新或将成为工业遗产保护与再利用的新方向，亟需来自风景园林、城市规划、建筑遗产保护等多学科背景的国内外学者展开深入探索。鉴于这一政策形势和研究背景，对“城市更新与后工业景观”主题进行系统性阐释便具有了重要的理论与实践意义，相关研究可从政策法规、规划理念、工程技术等多个层面展开综合性探讨，以期找到适合中国后工业景观发展的合理路径与方法。

如果您对本期“城市更新与后工业景观”专题感兴趣，请您不吝赐稿。我们欢迎与以下任何主题相关的文献综述、理论分析和案例研究：

1）城市更新理念下的前沿性后工业景观发展研究与综述；

2）城市更新理念下的多尺度后工业景观规划设计及典型案例研究；

3）城市更新、工业遗产保护与利用相关政策法规及实施与评价体系研究；

4）数字技术、全生命周期、绿色基础设施、景观感知等多元视角下的城市更新与后工业景观研究。

时间安排

11/30/2022：有意向的撰稿人通过《风景园林》在线投稿系统www.lalavision.com提交全文，通过初审的文章进入匿名外审环节。

03/30/2023：所有文章完成评审流程，提交主编终审。通过终审的论文将择优以专题论文的形式刊登。

关于专题学术主持人

李梦一欣，北京建筑大学建筑与城市规划学院副教授，北京海外人才项目青年学者，慕尼黑工业大学风景园林学博士。《风景园林》特约编辑。北京海外高层次人才协会理事，中国风景园林学会历史与理论专委会委员，中国风景园林学会国土景观专委会青年委员，中国风景园林学会文化景观专委会青年委员兼秘书，慕尼黑工业大学“中国城市景观实验室”主要成员，米兰理工大学欧盟联合教学团队主要成员。从事绿色开放空间、文化景观、后工业景观等方面的研究与教学工作。

魏方，北京林业大学园林学院副教授，硕士生导师；清华大学建筑学院景观学系博士，美国宾夕法尼亚州立大学访问学者；中德科学中心中德合作交流项目“基于公众感知及行为体验的中德后工业景观改造方法比较研究”中方负责人；主持国家自然科学基金青年项目、北京市社科基金青年项目等多项省部级课题，研究方向为当代风景园林设计理论、可持续更新，景观感知。

Call For Papers

Special Issue on “Urban Regeneration and Post-industrial Landscape”

Urban regeneration is a crucial action to practice the ideas of green development and ecological civilization, and to promote the harmonious coexistence of cities, people and the ecosystem of mountains, waters, forests, fields, lakes and grasses. The outline of the 14th Five-Year Plan in China states that it is imperative to further accelerate the transformation of urban development mode, coordinate urban planning and implementation management, carry out urban regeneration actions, and ultimately propel the optimization of urban spatial structures together with the improvement of spatial quality. In the context of urban stock regeneration, post-industrial landscapes haveformed a variety of project types in practice, such as creative industrial parks, public green spaces and industrial heritage landscape parks. The in-depth exploitation of values in terms of the times and the history and culture of industrial remains is conducted for functional reorganization and structural improvement in a constant way, creating new urban vitality spaces and high-quality green open spaces for citizens. More importantly, facing the opportunities and challenges brought by climate change, the urban regeneration with the goal of green, low-carbon and livability may become a new direction for the protection and reuse of industrial heritage, which urgently requires investigations conducted by domestic and foreign scholars from the multidisciplinary perspectives of landscape architecture, urban planning and architectural heritage conservation. In view of this policy situation and research background, it is of great theoretical and practical significance to systematically elaborate the theme of Urban Regeneration and Post-industrial Landscapes. Relevant research can be carried out from various aspects, such as policies and regulations, planning concepts and engineering technologies, so as to find reasonable paths and methods for the development of post-industrial landscapes. 

If you are interested in this issue of “Urban Regeneration and Post-industrial Landscape”, please feel free to contribute papers. We welcome literature reviews, theoretical analyses, and case studies related to any of the following topics:

1) Research and review of the cutting-edge post-industrial landscape development under the concept of urban regeneration;

2) Post-industrial landscape planning and design, and typical case studies at multi-scale under the concept of urban regeneration;

3) Urban regeneration, and industrial heritage protection and utilization in terms of polices and regulations, as well as the system of implementation and evaluation;

4) Urban regeneration and post-industrial landscapes from the perspective of digital technology, whole life cycle, green infrastructure, landscape perception, etc.

Schedule

11/30/2022: Full text submission. The authors to submit the full manuscript through online submission system of Landscape Architecture Journal.

03/30/2023: All articles expected to complete review process, special issue recommended to the Editors-in-Chef. 

About Acquiring Editors

LI Mengyixin, an associate professor in the School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture (BUCEA), the young scholar of Beijing Overseas Talents Program, received her Ph.D. in Landscape Architecture, Technical University of Munich (TUM). She is the committee member of Beijing Overseas Talents Association, the member of History and Theory Committee and Territorial Landscape Committee of Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture, the member and secretary of Cultural Landscape Committee of Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture, the leading member of ‘China Urban Landscape Lab’, TUM and the leading member of the EU Collaborative Classes teaching team of Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI). She is mainly engaged in the research and teaching of green open space, cultural landscape, and post-industrial landscape.

WEI Fang, an associate professor and master supervisor in the School of Landscape Architecture, Beijing Forestry University (BFU), received her Ph.D. in Landscape Architecture in the School of Architecture, Tsinghua University. She was a visiting scholar at The Pennsylvania State University, USA, and the Chinese leader of the Sino-German Cooperation and Exchange Project “Comparative Study on Post-industrial Landscape Regeneration Approaches in China and German based on Public Perception and Behavior”. She presided over a number of projects at both provincial and ministerial levels, including the youth projects of National Natural Science Foundation of China and Beijing Social Science Foundation. She is mainly engaged in the research of contemporary landscape design theory, sustainable renewal, and landscape perception.

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