英文摘要 |
"The study analyzes the transformation process of NDSM-Werf art zone in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and explores how it develops from abandoned industrial area to the most representative artist incubator and cultural cluster in Northwest Europe, so as to drive the urban regeneration of north Amsterdam. In terms of research method and approach, the paper uses the method of case study to investigate important factors of the formation of NDSM Werf. Exploring how NDSM-Werf, in the interaction between art community, intermediary organization and government governance, successfully managed long-term creative clusters through strategies such as artist incubator, so as to form a mechanism of public-private cooperation. The resources of public policy, government administration and civic organizations are effectively integrated to deal with the diversity and potential uncertainty of cultural, political and economic changes. Taking the operation of NDSM Werf as the research object, the study reveals its process of Institutionalization and aggregation of creative industry elements in enabling culture to stimulate urban renewals. With the perspectives of cultural governance, the study also provides a significant empirical analysis for the combination strategy of industrial heritage, urban regeneration and art industry." |