Pouring Vitality and Reconstructing Memory：Baosteel Industrial Heritage Landscape Renovation Design Study

School of International Arts, Dalian University of Foreign Studies, Dalian, Liaoning, China

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Abstract

[Objective]Taking the brownfield of Baosteel industrial site as an example, this study proposes a landscape renovation program based on the theoretical foundation of ecological restoration in response to the problems of soil destruction, water pollution, landscape fragmentation, and loss of field area memory. [Objective]Combine history and culture with ecological restoration in order to preserve special historical relics, so as to promote the reconstruction of the land ecosystem in the factory area and improve the utilization rate of the land in the field area. [Methods] 1. Soil was sampled by five-point sampling method to assess the degree and distribution of soil pollution. 2. Elemental content testing was carried out for Baosteel FGD wastewater. 3. Industrial landscape renovation cases were analyzed. 4. Landscape remediation measures at three levels: space, historical value of the plant, and biological level are proposed according to the soil and water conditions. [Conclusion] It will provide some references and lessons for industrial brownfield renovation, and help to improve the ecological quality and recreational value of brownfield sites of Baosteel industrial sites with multiple measures.