英文摘要 |
Under the context of globalization, cities are the stages of world competition. It is the culture and design-led urban regeneration becomes the vital strategy of urban governance. To redevelopment the historic areas of cities, to improve the quality of lives, to promote local economic growth by introducing cultural industries is the aim of urban regeneration. However, the strategy of urban regeneration appropriates the city branding model, to invite star architects with global visibility designing signature architecture which earn its cultural capital and construct the city identity. Nevertheless, is the dominant vision of the landmark architecture threatens the identity and place attachment of local people? Is the highly aggressive and expressive of these architectures another version of cultural imperialism? Is so-called critical regionalism by Tzonis, Lefaivre and Frampton a useful analytical approach for the cultural resistance of Asian cities? This article takes Taipei Performing Centre designed by Rem Koolhaas as a case study, by using the framework of culture of design proposed by Julier Guy, to analysis the dialectic relation between urban regeneration, city branding and signature architecture under the globalization context. |