Multi-objective spatial reconstruction of rural settlements considering intervillage social connections

Kong, Xuesong; Liu, Dianfeng; Tian, Yasi; Liu, Yanfang

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2019.02.028

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“…The reconstruction of the structures to their original state in the period in which they were built is an important factor in the protection of the cultural and historical value of a building [9][10][11]. In addition, the relationship of the building with the environment is also to be taken into consideration in reconstruction efforts [12,13], for which there are various approaches, including model-based methods and BIM, in reconstruction [14][15][16][17]. An approach to the planning of construction projects, including those involving the reconstruction of historical buildings are presented [16].…”

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An Approach For The Reconstruction of a Traditional Masonry-Wooden Building Located In An Archeological Area. Part I: Methodology

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2021

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This study, presented in a pair of articles, defines a comprehensive methodological approach to the reconstruction of a traditional masonry-timber mansion building constructed in the 1880s of the Turkish house typology on Istanbul’s historical peninsula area that was intentionally demolished in 1948. A historical process research was carried out in the first stage of the study, after which ground penetration radar measurements and an archeological excavation were carried out to determine any possible remains or ruins of the structure, and the original architectural features of the demolished building were ascertained from the obtained data. The proposed stages in the current paper can be considered a comprehensive approach to the determination of the authentic properties of demolished or destroyed buildings in historical areas, given that the methodology allows for the integration of construction features obtained separately and independently through different activities, such as excavations, georadar measurements and historical surveys. The result is a versatile approach to the complete and realistic reconstruction of historical buildings.

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An Approach For The Reconstruction of a Traditional Masonry-Wooden Building Located In An Archeological Area. Part I: Methodology

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“…Furthermore, the concern of the township government (S2C18) strengthened the village committees' commitment to the rural scenes (S1C18) which was also influenced by the non-centralized residents' sense of belonging (S4C15). It is noteworthy that critiques about high-rise apartments and the stereotyped resettled communities are ongoing [13,28,93], though it is feasible to establish more compatible planning and design to preserve a rural character and address the common concerns of different stakeholders.…”

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Untangle the Complex Stakeholder Relationships in Rural Settlement Consolidation in China: A Social Network Approach

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Rural settlement consolidation (RSC) has a critical role in facilitating the transformation of human settlement and land use transition in the rural revitalization process. RSC involves a diversity of stakeholder groups with complex and intertwined concerns. It is therefore crucial to identify the key stakeholders and their main concerns to effectively align rural planning and policymaking. However, this line of research remains underdeveloped. This study provides a novel and holistic network perspective for unpacking the complex relationships among different stakeholders. The results indicate: (1) the network of stakeholder concerns is relatively sparse, with 68 concern nodes and 159 concern ties; (2) The village committee, centralized residents, and contractors occupy the core position within the concerns network, while the local government has the majority of strongly connected nodes; (3) The lists of prominent concern nodes and ties are identified by different network indices, including the degree difference, the out-status centrality, closeness centrality, node betweenness centrality, and link betweenness centrality; (4) The main interaction type among stakeholder groups can be classified into five categories: financing, psychological attachment, stakeholder participation, project management, and the improvement in living conditions and infrastructure. This study reveals the relatively weak status of residents, the pivotal role of the village committee, as well as the indispensable part of the contractor and township government, with the aim to provide targeted guidance and decision-making supports for strengthening interactions and cooperation among different stakeholder groups. The findings shed new light on performing the multi-tasks of RSC and facilitating the sustainable management of rural areas.

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“…Reconstruction is preferred in the context of reconstructing a part of the building in historical buildings [6]. In addition, the relation of the building with the environment is also taken into consideration in reconstruction [7][8][9][10]. Reconstruction is performed in some cases for structures destroyed due to an earthquake [11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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An approach for the reconstruction of a traditional masonry-wooden building located in an archeological area. Part II: Building reconstruction

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2021

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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Multi-objective spatial reconstruction of rural settlements considering intervillage social connections

Cited by 66 publications

References 61 publications

An Approach For The Reconstruction of a Traditional Masonry-Wooden Building Located In An Archeological Area. Part I: Methodology

An Approach For The Reconstruction of a Traditional Masonry-Wooden Building Located In An Archeological Area. Part I: Methodology

Untangle the Complex Stakeholder Relationships in Rural Settlement Consolidation in China: A Social Network Approach

An approach for the reconstruction of a traditional masonry-wooden building located in an archeological area. Part II: Building reconstruction

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