The Values of Gulangyu World Cultural Heritage

Preface
Acknowledgements
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Introduction
	1.1 General Background of Cultural Heritage
		1.1.1 The Impact of Value in the Field of Cultural Heritage Protection
		1.1.2 The Emergence of Cultural Heritage and Its Social Function
		1.1.3 Interpretation and Evaluation of Heritage Values by the International Community
		1.1.4 The Value and Evaluation of World Cultural Heritage in China
	1.2 Research Methods and Contents for Gulangyu World Cultural Heritage
		1.2.1 Summary of OUV
		1.2.2 Summary of Core Value
2 OUV Value of Gulangyu Cultural Heritage
	2.1 Historic Architectural Heritage of the International Concession and Its Values
		2.1.1 Treaty of Nanking and Charter of Gulangyu Public Territories
		2.1.2 Historic Architecture of Gulangyu from 1800 to 1840
		2.1.3 Historic Architecture of Gulangyu from 1840 to 1895
		2.1.4 Historic Architectures of Taiwan and Overseas Chinese from 1895 to the Early 20th Century
	2.2 Protection of Gulangyu Cultural Heritage
		2.2.1 Ethics of Architectural Heritage Protection
		2.2.2 Reasons for Architectural Heritage Protection
		2.2.3 Legal Reasons for Architectural Heritage Protection
		2.2.4 The Theory of Architectural Heritage Protection
3 Core Value and Extra Value of Gulangyu Cultural Heritage
	3.1 Historical Value
	3.2 Economic Value
	3.3 Cultural Value
	3.4 Scientific Value
	3.5 Social Value
		3.5.1 Aesthetic Value
	3.6 Extended Value
		3.6.1 Ecological Value of Gulangyu
		3.6.2 The Present Poetic Dwelling of Gulangyu
		3.6.3 Political Value of Gulangyu
4 Technique and Design for Protection
	4.1 Studies
	4.2 Judgment in Protection
		4.2.1 Knowledge
		4.2.2 Weighting and Weighting Factors
	4.3 Field Investigation for Historic Architecture I
		4.3.1 The Essence of an Architectural Survey
		4.3.2 The Aim of the Architectural Survey
		4.3.3 Protection for Existing Structures
	4.4 Field Investigation for Historic Architecture II
		4.4.1 The Foundation for the Architectural Survey
		4.4.2 Detailed Steps of the Survey Method
		4.4.3 Survey Form of Historic Structures
5 Protective Reuse Design for Gulangyu Cultural Heritage
	5.1 Innovative Integration Design—Exhibition Hall for Color Study
		5.1.1 Study Scale and Site Overview
		5.1.2 Functional Requirements for the Typical Six Core Heritage Architectural Structures
	5.2 Investigative Material and Analysis of Six Individual Buildings
		5.2.1 Analysis of Gulangyu Colorscape
		5.2.2 Wu’s Ancestral Hall
		5.2.3 Bagua Pavilion
		5.2.4 Former Japanese Consulate
		5.2.5 The Former Police Department of the Japanese Consulate
		5.2.6 Side Building of Haitian Hall Structure
		5.2.7 Main Building of Haitian Hall Structure
6 Conclusions
	6.1 Tourism Value and Sustainable Development of Gulangyu as a Heritage Site
		6.1.1 Interdisciplinary Method
		6.1.2 Site, Scenery and Environment
		6.1.3 Holistic Approach and Future Prospects
		6.1.4 Urban Protection and Sustainable Development
	6.2 Conclusions
		6.2.1 The Outstanding Universal Value (OVA) of World Cultural Heritage
		6.2.2 The Transformation of Architecture and Real Estate into World Cultural Heritage
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