Historical sites(HSs)are akin to living entities,and their existence is perpetuated through the erection of new buildings or additions.Many HSs need sustainable development and new construction,as existing monuments f...Historical sites(HSs)are akin to living entities,and their existence is perpetuated through the erection of new buildings or additions.Many HSs need sustainable development and new construction,as existing monuments fail to meet contemporary user requirements.Despite the urgent demand,many new buildings within HSs have been constructed without considering the influencing factors on contextual value,built,and natural environment.This oversight has led to irreversible damage to their historical value.Numerous studies have independently explored interventions,construction,and development within HSs.However,there is a conspicuous absence of comprehensive research that concurrently addresses these issues while preserving the intrinsic value of the HSs.This study aims to identify the variables and factors contributing to the successful design and construction of new buildings within HSs,satisfying user needs,conserving contextual values,and achieving sustainability with the natural and built environment.The research employs a mixed-method approach,gathering raw data through literature reviews,case studies,and expert interviews.The study population comprised 97 experts in architectural heritage conservation and sustainable development.Exploratory factor analysis was utilized for data analysis,leading to the identification of influential factors.The study highlights the significance of the location,function,scale,form,material,skyline,viewpoint,accessibility,reversibility,topography,sustainability,technology,structural system,lifespan,and interior design in constructing new buildings within a HS.Moreover,the design of new additions should adhere to five guiding principles:integrated design,volume design,green design,compatible design,and modern design.In this context,the new structures will fulfill user needs,preserve or enhance contextual values,and harmonize with the built and natural environment.展开更多
The protection of historic sites, especially their relationship with urban development, has become a worldwide issue, both in developed and developing countries. In the context of rapid urbanization in China, the real...The protection of historic sites, especially their relationship with urban development, has become a worldwide issue, both in developed and developing countries. In the context of rapid urbanization in China, the realistic compatibility between urban construction and the protection of historic sites is always a key research topic. In this study, first, to comprehend their spatial distribution patterns, 828 historic sites throughout the country are selected based on certain criteria. Then, we conduct quantitative research using GIS software, adopting indicators that include Nearest Neighbor Index, Gini Coefficient, and Geographic Concentration Index to analyze the spatial characteristics of historic sites on the three levels of city, province and nation. The results indicate that the spatial distribution of the different types of historic sites is an agglomeration on the nationwide scale, most of which is located in the regions of the Pearl(Zhujiang) River Delta, Yangtze(Changjiang) River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin Region. Because the majority of historic sites are located within approximately 10 km of the downtown area, a certain pattern has emerged, showing that the larger cities own more historic areas, which are in a more incomplete state of preservation, indicating the fragmentation of heritage spaces. The formation mechanism of the historic sites' distribution pattern is based on the conditions of the cities/towns as well as the bid-rent theory.展开更多
In the history of Chinese calligraphy,Wang Xizhi(王羲之)was one of the most well-known calligraphers in China and was traditionally referred to as the Sage of Calligraphy.Together with another great calligrapher,Zhong...In the history of Chinese calligraphy,Wang Xizhi(王羲之)was one of the most well-known calligraphers in China and was traditionally referred to as the Sage of Calligraphy.Together with another great calligrapher,Zhong Yao(钟繇),they were referred to as“Zhong Wang.”Wang Xizhi and his son Wang Xianzhi(王献之)were called the“Two Wangs”(two icons)of calligraphy.Wang Xizhi never visited the Bashu region in his life,but there are some traces of the area of Shu(蜀,in present-day Sichuan province)in the Shiqi Tie(十七帖,Seventeen Exemplars),which is one of the masterpieces of Wang Xizhi’s cursive scripts.The focus of this paper is not on the art of calligraphy in Shiqi Tie,but rather on the relationship between Wang Xizhi and Sichuan through his correspondence with Zhou Fu(周抚),the prefectural governor of Yizhou at the time.Why was Wang Xizhi so interested in Sichuan historical figures such as Yan Junping(严君平),Sima Xiangru(司马相如),Yang Ziyun(扬子云)(also known as Yang Xiong,[扬雄])and Qiao Zhou(谯周)?Why did he pay so much attention to the cities and towns of Chengdu in the Qin Dynasty(221-207 BC),the schools of the Han Dynasty(202 BC-AD 220)in the area of Shu,the murals of the Han Dynasty,salt wells in Sichuan,as well as other sceneries and historical sites in Shu?Why was he so eager to visit Shu and considered“climbing Wenling(Min Mountains)and Emei Mountain”as a monumental event?These are the questions this paper intends to explore.This is by far the most comprehensive and detailed article on Wang Xizhi’s relationship with Sichuan.In particular,his calligraphic works about significant historical figures,names of places,and heritage sites in Sichuan are very precious,such as Chengdu city(Chengdu,成都),Shu County(Shujun,蜀郡),Emei(峨眉),Yang Xiong,Sima Xiangru,ancient gas well(huojing,火井).These are authentic calligraphy about Sichuan by famous artists that have been handed down to today and which are considered national treasures and a treasure trove of art for establishing Sichuan’s cultural brands and mining its cultural resources.展开更多
文摘Historical sites(HSs)are akin to living entities,and their existence is perpetuated through the erection of new buildings or additions.Many HSs need sustainable development and new construction,as existing monuments fail to meet contemporary user requirements.Despite the urgent demand,many new buildings within HSs have been constructed without considering the influencing factors on contextual value,built,and natural environment.This oversight has led to irreversible damage to their historical value.Numerous studies have independently explored interventions,construction,and development within HSs.However,there is a conspicuous absence of comprehensive research that concurrently addresses these issues while preserving the intrinsic value of the HSs.This study aims to identify the variables and factors contributing to the successful design and construction of new buildings within HSs,satisfying user needs,conserving contextual values,and achieving sustainability with the natural and built environment.The research employs a mixed-method approach,gathering raw data through literature reviews,case studies,and expert interviews.The study population comprised 97 experts in architectural heritage conservation and sustainable development.Exploratory factor analysis was utilized for data analysis,leading to the identification of influential factors.The study highlights the significance of the location,function,scale,form,material,skyline,viewpoint,accessibility,reversibility,topography,sustainability,technology,structural system,lifespan,and interior design in constructing new buildings within a HS.Moreover,the design of new additions should adhere to five guiding principles:integrated design,volume design,green design,compatible design,and modern design.In this context,the new structures will fulfill user needs,preserve or enhance contextual values,and harmonize with the built and natural environment.
基金Under the auspices of the Sino-German Center(National Natural Science Foundation of China and the German Science Foundation)(No.GZ1201)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51078003)
文摘The protection of historic sites, especially their relationship with urban development, has become a worldwide issue, both in developed and developing countries. In the context of rapid urbanization in China, the realistic compatibility between urban construction and the protection of historic sites is always a key research topic. In this study, first, to comprehend their spatial distribution patterns, 828 historic sites throughout the country are selected based on certain criteria. Then, we conduct quantitative research using GIS software, adopting indicators that include Nearest Neighbor Index, Gini Coefficient, and Geographic Concentration Index to analyze the spatial characteristics of historic sites on the three levels of city, province and nation. The results indicate that the spatial distribution of the different types of historic sites is an agglomeration on the nationwide scale, most of which is located in the regions of the Pearl(Zhujiang) River Delta, Yangtze(Changjiang) River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin Region. Because the majority of historic sites are located within approximately 10 km of the downtown area, a certain pattern has emerged, showing that the larger cities own more historic areas, which are in a more incomplete state of preservation, indicating the fragmentation of heritage spaces. The formation mechanism of the historic sites' distribution pattern is based on the conditions of the cities/towns as well as the bid-rent theory.
文摘In the history of Chinese calligraphy,Wang Xizhi(王羲之)was one of the most well-known calligraphers in China and was traditionally referred to as the Sage of Calligraphy.Together with another great calligrapher,Zhong Yao(钟繇),they were referred to as“Zhong Wang.”Wang Xizhi and his son Wang Xianzhi(王献之)were called the“Two Wangs”(two icons)of calligraphy.Wang Xizhi never visited the Bashu region in his life,but there are some traces of the area of Shu(蜀,in present-day Sichuan province)in the Shiqi Tie(十七帖,Seventeen Exemplars),which is one of the masterpieces of Wang Xizhi’s cursive scripts.The focus of this paper is not on the art of calligraphy in Shiqi Tie,but rather on the relationship between Wang Xizhi and Sichuan through his correspondence with Zhou Fu(周抚),the prefectural governor of Yizhou at the time.Why was Wang Xizhi so interested in Sichuan historical figures such as Yan Junping(严君平),Sima Xiangru(司马相如),Yang Ziyun(扬子云)(also known as Yang Xiong,[扬雄])and Qiao Zhou(谯周)?Why did he pay so much attention to the cities and towns of Chengdu in the Qin Dynasty(221-207 BC),the schools of the Han Dynasty(202 BC-AD 220)in the area of Shu,the murals of the Han Dynasty,salt wells in Sichuan,as well as other sceneries and historical sites in Shu?Why was he so eager to visit Shu and considered“climbing Wenling(Min Mountains)and Emei Mountain”as a monumental event?These are the questions this paper intends to explore.This is by far the most comprehensive and detailed article on Wang Xizhi’s relationship with Sichuan.In particular,his calligraphic works about significant historical figures,names of places,and heritage sites in Sichuan are very precious,such as Chengdu city(Chengdu,成都),Shu County(Shujun,蜀郡),Emei(峨眉),Yang Xiong,Sima Xiangru,ancient gas well(huojing,火井).These are authentic calligraphy about Sichuan by famous artists that have been handed down to today and which are considered national treasures and a treasure trove of art for establishing Sichuan’s cultural brands and mining its cultural resources.
