The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower
For a developing country with monument, how to balance urban development and historical buildings protection in the process of urbanization is a key issue worthy of exploration. Xi’an Bell Tower, located in Xi’an city, Shaanxi province, China, is representative of Chinese historic buildings. Aiming...
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description | For a developing country with monument, how to balance urban development and historical buildings protection in the process of urbanization is a key issue worthy of exploration. Xi’an Bell Tower, located in Xi’an city, Shaanxi province, China, is representative of Chinese historic buildings. Aiming at investigating the public’s visual impact assessment of this representative historic building as well as its surrounding urban landscapes, this study chose one newly built high-rise building in the surroundings of Xi’an Bell Tower as research object and set its height, top, and color as the physical properties; meanwhile, the height limit data in the current government regulations were set as the reference object of height. Simulation experiments were conducted to respondents of different demographic characteristics, randomly selected around the Bell Tower, and the statistical data collected, including the sorces rated by interviewers and the demographic characteristics of the interviewers, were analyzed. The results indicate that the height, top, and color of the newly built high-rise building all are influence factors for the public’s visual impact assessment of Xi’an Bell Tower; people of different demographic characteristics assess this historic district landscape differently. This study could be of valuable reference for the future planning of historic buildings’ surroundings. |
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spelling | doaj.art-af4dd23ed8b14b62b590db0171a9f81d2022-12-22T00:12:17ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering1347-28522022-07-012141304131910.1080/13467581.2021.19300111930011The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell TowerXixiao Bu0Xi Chen1Shiqi Wang2Yuping Yuan3Chenping Han4China University of MiningChina University of MiningChina University of MiningChina University of MiningChina University of MiningFor a developing country with monument, how to balance urban development and historical buildings protection in the process of urbanization is a key issue worthy of exploration. Xi’an Bell Tower, located in Xi’an city, Shaanxi province, China, is representative of Chinese historic buildings. Aiming at investigating the public’s visual impact assessment of this representative historic building as well as its surrounding urban landscapes, this study chose one newly built high-rise building in the surroundings of Xi’an Bell Tower as research object and set its height, top, and color as the physical properties; meanwhile, the height limit data in the current government regulations were set as the reference object of height. Simulation experiments were conducted to respondents of different demographic characteristics, randomly selected around the Bell Tower, and the statistical data collected, including the sorces rated by interviewers and the demographic characteristics of the interviewers, were analyzed. The results indicate that the height, top, and color of the newly built high-rise building all are influence factors for the public’s visual impact assessment of Xi’an Bell Tower; people of different demographic characteristics assess this historic district landscape differently. This study could be of valuable reference for the future planning of historic buildings’ surroundings.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13467581.2021.1930011historic buildingshigh-rise buildinghistoric urban landscapevisual impact assessmentdemographic characteristics |
spellingShingle | Xixiao Bu Xi Chen Shiqi Wang Yuping Yuan Chenping Han The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering historic buildings high-rise building historic urban landscape visual impact assessment demographic characteristics |
title | The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower |
title_full | The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower |
title_fullStr | The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower |
title_full_unstemmed | The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower |
title_short | The influence of newly built high-rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes: a case study of Xi’an Bell Tower |
title_sort | influence of newly built high rise buildings on visual impact assessment of historic urban landscapes a case study of xi an bell tower |
topic | historic buildings high-rise building historic urban landscape visual impact assessment demographic characteristics |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13467581.2021.1930011 |
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