Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?

The reconversion of industrial buildings has become a common practice in urban landscapes, due to cultural changes that have occurred in post-industrial societies. However, the need to restore the space that once represented an economic path for self sustainability has generated a new demand for reu...

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Main Authors: Alma Procopianu, Iosif Ciprian Pantea
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Expert Projects 2012-11-01
Series:Sociologie Românească
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Online Access:https://arsociologie.ro/revistasociologieromaneasca/sr/article/view/556
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description The reconversion of industrial buildings has become a common practice in urban landscapes, due to cultural changes that have occurred in post-industrial societies. However, the need to restore the space that once represented an economic path for self sustainability has generated a new demand for reuse and rehabilitation. By keeping the industrial specificity of the place and adding a new purpose, the industrial landscape is changing from an unused and degraded environment into the city’s heritage. According to the project’s initiators, the reconversion of the Water Plant is an excuse for the regeneration of the surrounding industrial space, thus reviving the city and promoting new spatial practices among its inhabitants. Therefore it has an enormous potential in reshaping the city map. The subject of this case study, the Water Plant in Suceava, has certain particular characteristics derived from its history and its geographical position. The Water Plant was build 100 years ago, during the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It represented an important step towards the urbanization of the city, due to its main utility of providing drinking water to its inhabitants. Over time, other modern system of water filtration replaced the plant leaving the building without a clear purpose. Nowadays, the building has been reconverted into a Centre for Architecture, Urban Culture and Landscape, representing a step forward towards postindustrial society.
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spelling doaj.art-4f1015842b454cc88dbc83441dc6b2642022-12-22T03:05:21ZengExpert ProjectsSociologie Românească1220-53892668-14552012-11-01103Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?Alma Procopianu0Iosif Ciprian Pantea1Sample Analyst, Ipsos Interactive Services, BucharestIndependent researcher, BucharestThe reconversion of industrial buildings has become a common practice in urban landscapes, due to cultural changes that have occurred in post-industrial societies. However, the need to restore the space that once represented an economic path for self sustainability has generated a new demand for reuse and rehabilitation. By keeping the industrial specificity of the place and adding a new purpose, the industrial landscape is changing from an unused and degraded environment into the city’s heritage. According to the project’s initiators, the reconversion of the Water Plant is an excuse for the regeneration of the surrounding industrial space, thus reviving the city and promoting new spatial practices among its inhabitants. Therefore it has an enormous potential in reshaping the city map. The subject of this case study, the Water Plant in Suceava, has certain particular characteristics derived from its history and its geographical position. The Water Plant was build 100 years ago, during the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It represented an important step towards the urbanization of the city, due to its main utility of providing drinking water to its inhabitants. Over time, other modern system of water filtration replaced the plant leaving the building without a clear purpose. Nowadays, the building has been reconverted into a Centre for Architecture, Urban Culture and Landscape, representing a step forward towards postindustrial society.https://arsociologie.ro/revistasociologieromaneasca/sr/article/view/556industrial conversionspatial practicesindustrial buildingsWater Plant
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Iosif Ciprian Pantea
Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?
Sociologie Românească
industrial conversion
spatial practices
industrial buildings
Water Plant
title Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?
title_full Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?
title_fullStr Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?
title_full_unstemmed Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?
title_short Un model de regenerare urbană: o Uzină de Apă sau un Centru de Arhitectură, Cultură Urbană şi Peisaj?
title_sort un model de regenerare urbana o uzina de apa sau un centru de arhitectura cultura urbana si peisaj
topic industrial conversion
spatial practices
industrial buildings
Water Plant
url https://arsociologie.ro/revistasociologieromaneasca/sr/article/view/556
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