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    The Taiyuan Industrial Heritage Transformation project in Taiyuan, China aims to transform the former Taiyuan Fertilizer Plant Complex and other heavy industrial sites into a cultural and creative hub. David Gianotten is the partner-in-charge and Paolo Caracini is the associate-in-charge of the masterplanning project. The plan envisions redeveloping the industrial areas into a mixed-use complex containing cultural, commercial, residential, educational, leisure and hotel spaces.

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    The Taiyuan Industrial Heritage Transformation project in Taiyuan, China aims to transform the former Taiyuan Fertilizer Plant Complex and other heavy industrial sites into a cultural and creative hub. David Gianotten is the partner-in-charge and Paolo Caracini is the associate-in-charge of the masterplanning project. The plan envisions redeveloping the industrial areas into a mixed-use complex containing cultural, commercial, residential, educational, leisure and hotel spaces.

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    Taiyuan Industrial Heritage Transformation Masterplan

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    Cristian Valenty Mamani Mamani
    The Taiyuan Industrial Heritage Transformation project in Taiyuan, China aims to transform the former Taiyuan Fertilizer Plant Complex and other heavy industrial sites into a cultural and creative hub. David Gianotten is the partner-in-charge and Paolo Caracini is the associate-in-charge of the masterplanning project. The plan envisions redeveloping the industrial areas into a mixed-use complex containing cultural, commercial, residential, educational, leisure and hotel spaces.

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    FACT SHEET

    Project: Taiyuan Industrial Heritage


    Transformation
    Status: Masterplanning
    Client: City of Taiyuan
    Location: Taiyuan, China
    Site: Taiyuan Fertilizer Plant
    Program: Industrial heritage complex,
    cultural, commercial, urban village, leisure,
    education, residential, hotel, offices and
    restuarants
    CREDITS
    Partner-in-charge: David Gianotten
    Associate-in-charge: Paolo Caracini
    Project Architect: Ricky Suen
    Team: Mafalda Brandao, Paul Feeney,
    Charles Lai, Jedidiah Lau, Jue Qiu, Reo
    Suzuki, Takehiko Suzuki, Gemawang
    Swaribathoro, Stella Tong, Shu Yang,
    Celine Zhou
    COLLABORATORS
    Landscape: Houtman + Sander
    Traffic: MIC (Mobility in Chain)
    Sustainability: YR&G
    TAIYUAN INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE TRANSFORMATON ,
    TAIYUAN, CHINA, 2014
    Taiyuan History
    By OMA All rights reserved
    Taiyuan, the capital city of Shanxi province, has been one of the main industrial bases
    of China since the end of the Imperial Era in 1911. The Taiyuan Industrial Heritage
    Transformation masterplan (TIHT) is a heritage revitalization project that aims to
    position Taiyuan in the cultural landscape of contemporary China. TIHT will transform
    the Fertilizer Plant Complex and other heavy industrial plants on the site into a cultural
    and creative hub. more..
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