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    題名: 文化資產治理與公民參與:大稻埕的案例分析
    Culture Heritage Conservation and Civic Participation: the Case of Twatutia, an Ancient Trading Port in Taiwan
    作者: 謝姈諺
    Hsieh, Ling-Yen
    貢獻者: 湯京平
    Tang, Ching-Ping
    謝姈諺
    Hsieh, Ling-Yen
    關鍵詞: 大稻埕
    公民參與
    都市再生
    保存
    Twatutia
    Civic Participation
    Urban Regeneration
    Conservation
    日期: 2019
    上傳時間: 2019-09-05 17:25:08 (UTC+8)
    摘要: 在台灣都市再生的進程中，歷史街區如何得到良好的維護和發展？這項研究以大稻埕的歷史空間活化為例，並觀察以下兩個主要活動，如當地人和外來人口相互間的公民參與以及台北市政府的城市更新。這些運動是通過各種再生活動來進行的，例如歷史街屋保存，街區和社區活動等，分析他們如何受到城市重建政策的激勵。此外，這項研究還展示了公共部門如何參與這個城市再生行動者以及他們如何相互作用。
    Abstract
    How could a historical zone be well maintained and developed under urbanization in Taiwan? This research picks up a spatial activation of Twatutia (pronounced as Dadaocheng in mandarin) as an example, with two main activities like civic participation between locals and new comers to this area as well as urban regeneration by Taipei city government. These movements are taken places with various regeneration activities, such like historical shophouses, blocks and communities, analyzing how they being motivated by the urban redevelopment policy. Additionally, this research also displays how public sectors getting involved in this urban regeneration actors and how they interact with one another.
    Firstly, this paper points out the factors to speed up the urban redevelopments. One is the office in Taipei City government called Urban Regeneration Station (URS) has started the trend of revival of historical houses in Twatutia. This trend not only caught full of attention in public sectors, but also in private enterprises. Gradually, it was formed to bring about co-competition focus on historical houses in public sectors and the extension of cultural shophouses, which developing a new commercial model in Twatutia and successfully transfer the business model from grocery wholesale industries which is obviously declined into branding new cultural creativity model.
    Secondly, the emerging activities caused by cultural creativity industry attract lots of visitors to join “walking tour” in this area. This leads people walk into lanes, and alleys composed with ancient and modern characteristics to bring them to explore a different aspect of Taipei city.
    Last but not the least, the combination between civic participation and urban regeneration hold by public sectors had successfully build emotional confidence for local citizens.
    However, during the period that the prosperity finally back to Twatutia with cultural activity industry, the demands of cultural shophouses are rapidly growing, causing some landlords anticipatory raise the rent which may eventually call for crowing out effect among industries and cause this area to industry decline in the end again.
    Encountering the development in blocks of Twatutia, this article consider that civic participation in local and the preservative policies launched by the public sectors in Twatutia balance the transformation between new and old industries and decrease the crisis of typical urbanization. This reflects the specialty of urban regeneration in Twatutia case.
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    國立政治大學
    亞太研究英語碩士學位學程(IMAS)
    1019260073
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    資料類型: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201901109
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