Towards Adaptive Revitalization: A Review and Prospect of Domestic and International Research on Industrial Heritage Renewal: A Case Study of Citizen Co-Construction Practices in Tianjin Mian No.3 Textile Factory and Tianmei Block

Hanwen Zheng

doi:10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252751.20261003

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Towards Adaptive Revitalization: A Review and Prospect of Domestic and International Research on Industrial Heritage Renewal: A Case Study of Citizen Co-Construction Practices in Tianjin Mian No.3 Textile Factory and Tianmei Block

Volume 10, Issue 3

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Towards Adaptive Revitalization: A Review and Prospect of Domestic and International Research on Industrial Heritage Renewal: A Case Study of Citizen Co-Construction Practices in Tianjin Mian No.3 Textile Factory and Tianmei Block
Towards Adaptive Revitalization: A Review and Prospect of Domestic and International Research on Industrial Heritage Renewal: A Case Study of Citizen Co-Construction Practices in Tianjin Mian No.3 Textile Factory and Tianmei Block
Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin, 300401, China
Vol. 10, Issue 3, Pages: 249-252(2026)
Online First：07 August 2026，

Published：30 June 2026
DOI：10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252751.20261003
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Zheng Hanwen.Towards Adaptive Revitalization: A Review and Prospect of Domestic and International Research on Industrial Heritage Renewal: A Case Study of Citizen Co-Construction Practices in Tianjin Mian No.3 Textile Factory and Tianmei Block[J].Creativity and Innovation,2026,10(03):249-252.
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Zheng Hanwen.Towards Adaptive Revitalization: A Review and Prospect of Domestic and International Research on Industrial Heritage Renewal: A Case Study of Citizen Co-Construction Practices in Tianjin Mian No.3 Textile Factory and Tianmei Block[J].Creativity and Innovation,2026,10(03):249-252. DOI： 10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252751.20261003.

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As China's cities have entered the stage of stock-based urban renewal

the revitalization of industrial heritage has become a core issue for urban spatial reconstruction and cultural inheritance. Combining bibliometric analysis with field investigation

this paper systematically sorts out the research context and core themes of industrial heritage renewal in China and overseas from 2008 to 2026. The study reveals that domestic research in this field has witnessed rapid development

yet it is plagued by insufficient interdisciplinary integration

fragmented special research on northern textile industrial heritage

and the absence of governance mechanisms for citizen co-construction. On this basis

this paper proposes future prospects including strengthening interdisciplinary integration

safeguarding the authenticity and locality of industrial heritage

and establishing a citizen co-construction oriented renewal system. The research can provide theoretical references for the revitalization of industrial heritage in Tianjin and other similar old industrial cities in northern China.

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