Study on the Heritage Corridor Construction of the Western Han Dynasty Mausoleums Region
- 1 Xi’an City Planning and Design Institute, Xi’an, China
- 2 Xi’an City Planning and Design Institute, Xi’an, China
- 3 College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Northwest University, Xi’an, China
- 4 College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Northwest University, Xi’an, China
Abstract
Due to the large scale and the complex cultural structure, the Great Site can be easily affected during the process of city development, which leads to an imbalance and inequality trend from the regional perspective. Based on the research about conservation and utilization of the linear heritage at home and abroad, the theoretical basis and method of heritage corridor planning in the Western Han Dynasty Mausoleums were discussed in this paper. The current research on the heritage corridor is mainly concerning the legacy which is in the linear form itself, such as the Canal and the Wall , etc. There are few studi es on constructing the heritage corridor by connecting the heritage points with linear characteristics. Based on the analysis of the basic conditions about t he heritage corridor construction, this paper determines the theoretical frame - work of heritage corridor construction from the aspects of concept co nnotation, system elements and planning system. Based on the theoretical framework, the planning area was determined through suitability analysis. At the same time, the construction path of the heritage corridor was studied from the three aspects of Patch-Corridor-Matrix. It aims to strengthen the interaction between the Great Site and the surrounding area by the planning, so as to promote the heritage activation, as well as the development of the region.
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