Abandoned industrial areas have left a mark of their history and tradition as a reminder of past generations and, at the same time, became a generator of the local community and a symbol of its sustainability. Industrial structures are the highlight of the existing values, and as such, a spatial phenomenon of almost every city in the world. Industrial heritage is an integral part of our environment which is why its protection and preservation is of paramount importance. In the last few years, the reuse of old industrial areas has emerged as one of the main landscape issues which brings the need of revitalization and recovery of this land. Donja Lomnica is a settlement in Zagreb County located between the cities of Zagreb and Velika Gorica whose development was highly influenced by the industrial complex of the same name. Not only did the complex played a great part in the economic development of the settlement, as well as its surrounding settlements and the city of Velika Gorica, but it has also made a mark in regards of their social and spatial context. The main objective of this thesis is to explore the topic of industrial heritage and to determine the value of Donja Lomnica industrial complex. Making field trips and analyzing several possibilities of revitalization and recovery of the site, it has been noticed a great spatial potential and value of this industrial complex. Overlapping maps and defining guidelines, resulted with conceptual proposal for the future development of a harmonious industrial complex, which, as a symbol of Donja Lomnica village, makes a new spatial and social recognition.