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Li,S. (2023). Transformation Model and Evaluation of Old Industrial Blocks in Shenzhen: A Case Study of OCT-LOFT. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,10,334-340.
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References
[1]. Chen Xing, Peng Mingsen, Wang Xianjie. 2012. Landscape Planning and Design of Post-Industrial Sites in China -- A Case Study of Shougang Industrial Zone. Journal of Beijing College of Agriculture, (27)4, 29-31
[2]. Liu Jin. 2020. Revitalizing and Renewing Industrial Relics Based on Spatial Self-Organization Theory: A Case Study of Shenzhen City. Beauty and Time: Urban Edition, 11, 51-52
[3]. Shen, J. 2008. Urban growth and sustainable development in Shenzhen city 1980-2006. Open Environmental Sciences Journal, 2(1).
[4]. Reconstruction and Industrial Upgrading of Old Industrial Zones -- A Series of Studies on the Reconstruction Projects of Old Industrial Zones in Shenzhen Urban Renewal (II)
[5]. Bandarin, F. and Van Oers, R. 2012. The historic urban landscape: managing heritage in an urban century (John Wiley & Sons).
[6]. Zhu Wuyi and Liu Yungang. 2013. Shenzhen OCT-LOFT creative industrial park space production. Journal of South China Normal University: Natural Science Edition, 45(5), 106-111.
[7]. Li Yiwan, Han Jiao, Zhu Xin Yue. 2011. Planning Considerations on the Spatial Development of Shenzhen Creative Industries[C]∥Transformation and Reconstruction. China Urban Planning Annual Conference Proceedings. Nanjing: Southeast University Publishing House, 8379-8388
[8]. O’Connor, J. and Liu, L. 2014. Shenzhen’s OCT-LOFT: Creative space in the City of Design. City, Culture and Society, 5(3), 131-138.
[9]. Jingwei, L. I. N. and Yinan, Z. H. A. N. G. 2017. Research on Open Block's Pedestrian System Based on the Environment-Behavior Theory: A Case Study of Shenzhen Oct-loft. Journal of Landscape Research, 9(4).