A Study of Incentives for Industrial Park Regeneration-A Case Study of Taichung Industrial Park

• Main Authors: Yu-Chia Lee, 李御嘉
• Other Authors: 林建元
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2008
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/48860670317889082870

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 建築與城鄉研究所 === 96 === It is necessary and urgent that industrial estates should be regenerated because the structure of global industry has changed rapidly. From the past few decades, global economy has reconstructed and has impacted on industries of Taiwan. Take traditional industrial estates in Taiwan as examples, industrial lands have been disused, public facilities have been ruined and disordered, and environments have been contaminated. The most important, depressed industries have reflected transformed economy in modern world and may cause social problems. In order to animate sustainable development of industry, Taiwanese government has referred to experiences of foreign countries and made some policies to encourage cooperation between private and public sectors to participate process of urban regeneration. First, based on successfully British and American experiences and reviewed theories of urban regeneration, this study analyzed current problems of industrial parks in Taiwan which were affected by industrial conversion and clarifies impelling difficulties of regeneration policies. The currently incentives of industry and industrial estates provided by government are main research subjects. Comparing different aims with different implements of renewal policies, and distinguishing their costs, effects, and targets are main content. In the end, Taichung industrial park is chosen for an individual case. According to the unique development and industries of Taichung industrial park, previously analytical consequences are placed into its condition and anticipating to evaluate how these policies could be applied in a real situation. To sum up, there are two main purposes of this study. One is to realize characteristics of renewal implements. These implements include assuming lands, improving profits, upgrading technologies , educating labors, and protecting environments. The other is how to maintain or reinforce those well-functioned policies, and how to amend other unsuccessful policies more applicable.