Post-Industrial Landscape

A Post-Industrial Landscape refers to areas that have transitioned from manufacturing and heavy industry to other uses, often reflecting economic shifts. These landscapes may feature abandoned factories, decaying infrastructure, or repurposed industrial sites, signaling a decline in traditional industrial activity. They often become spaces for redevelopment, arts, or urban renewal, illustrating how cities adapt to changing economic conditions. This concept highlights the physical and social transformation of urban environments as economies move away from industry toward services and technology.