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March 28, 2026BuildingsOpen Access

Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Heritage in Mining Towns Based on Scene Theory: A Case Study of Meitanba Town, China

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JWJunyang WuGOGuohui OuyangYWYi Wang

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Overview

Mixed-methods study examines adaptive reuse strategies for industrial heritage in Meitanba Town, suggesting sustainable revitalization approaches.

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore adaptive reuse strategies for industrial heritage in mining towns, focusing on community needs and collective memory.
  • Constructed a multi-level analytical framework using Scene Theory.
  • Employed a mixed-methods approach, combining semantic network analysis of 1582 online comments and 61 offline questionnaires.
  • Analyzed scene elements, functions, and features quantitatively.
  • Identified an imbalance in scene elements with 'Functional Media' scoring highest (10.0) for historical recognition.
  • 'Diverse Groups' scored lowest (3.4), indicating low social inclusivity.
  • Residents prioritized demand for sports facilities (31.2%) and cultural spaces (23.7%).
  • Main workshop (26.4%) and chimney were key elements of industrial identity.

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Wu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c772158bbfbc51511e24bahttps://doi.org/10.3390/buildings16071317
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