Prof Glaeser also points to how industrial Milan reinvented itself in the 2000s as a design capital, after suffering a similar fate to the US rust belt. Its centre and edges have evolved into thriving areas for studio spaces, with the fashion industry, architects and product designers all thriving. The city has also invested in building itself as a desirable location for trade fairs, employing some of the finest architects to design spaces that will attract those in creative industries that match the city’s image.
格莱泽教授还提到,在经历了与美国“夕阳工业区(rust belt)类似的命运之后,工业城市米兰是如何在21世纪头10年重生为设计之都的。米兰的中心和边缘地带都演变为工作室兴旺发达的地区,时尚业、建筑师和产品设计师都获得了蓬勃发展。米兰还斥资把自己打造为商品交易会的理想举办地,聘请顶尖建筑师进行空间设计,以吸引与米兰形象相配的创意产业企业。
Ricky Burdett, director of the Cities centre at the London School of Economics, points to Turin as another Italian city that has re-invented itself. He cites how it “and the broader reg-ion, Piedmont, were proactive as the downturn kicked in, allowing significant investment bet-ween universities, foundations and industry to create high-tech and innovative clusters.
伦敦政治经济学院(London School of Economics)城市中心主任里基·伯德特(Ricky Burdett)认为,都灵是另一个涅磐重生的意大利城市。他指出,都灵“以及皮埃蒙特(Piedmont)大区在陷入衰落的时候采取主动,允许大学、基金会和产业界相互之间大举投资,从而建立起高科技创新集群。
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