How can the massive reuse of Shanghai’s former industrial waterfronts become more than a city branding strategy and reconnect the city with the water?

Harry den Hartog

How can the massive reuse of Shanghai’s former industrial waterfronts become more than a city branding strategy and reconnect the city with the water?

History, Form & Aesthetics

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Water heritage
Subtitle of host publication	Global perspectives for sustainable development
Editors	Tino Mager
Place of Publication	Taiwan
Publisher	Bureau of Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture of Taiwan
Pages	291-306
ISBN (Print)	9789865321512
Publication status	Published - 2020

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How can the massive reuse of Shanghai’s former industrial waterfronts become more than a city branding strategy and reconnect the city with the water? / den Hartog, Harry.
Water heritage: Global perspectives for sustainable development. ed. / Tino Mager. Taiwan: Bureau of Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture of Taiwan, 2020. p. 291-306.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceedings/Edited volume › Chapter › Scientific