... society. As religious sites lose their original purposes, they undergo a transformation that redefines them as cultural assets with the potential to meet evolving social, economic and environmental needs. Adaptive reuse Architecture Community involvement Cultural resilience Heritage management...

... the act of curation, this research uncovered a series of different approaches to constructed sites and existing buildings, from layered juxtaposition, the refusal to undo, to interventions of new elements within architectural works. Research limitations/implications Curation offered the opportunity...

... in the context of architectural design, economic investment and labour market. The paper shows the relation between aesthetics and economic transition, how work, or its loss, has shaped the areas, creating a milieu of transition in a physical and a social sense, offering a reconceptualization of local identity...

..., the absence of quantitative research, the lack of discussion concerning fantasy within the architecture discipline and the lack of attention towards fantasy's role in architectural heritage conservation. Practical implications A better understanding of the role of fantasy within architectural heritage...

... Conservation theory and practice Cultural resource management Legal and institutional issues Heritage economics Architecture Heritage building trades Luke McElcheran can be contacted at: lukemcelcheran@cmail.carleton.ca 23 09 2021 02 01 2022 18 04 2022 © Emerald Publishing...

... that are characterized by a widespread presence of vernacular architecture, one of the most vulnerable and fragile typologies of heritage. Design/methodology/approach Starting from a theoretical introduction about the recognition of vernacular heritage into the international non-governmental panorama...

... (bibliography) and direct (case study) sources systematically analysed from different perspectives: the values of Earth as a material and of architectural and vernacular heritage; the heritage conservation principles found in international documents; and the analysis of over 3,000 case studies from which good...

... of Vietnam. The research focuses on the Quang Tri Citadel, founded in 1809 and now in an advanced state of degradation. Design/methodology/approach For the purpose of rehabilitation, the wide multidisciplinary project first examined the historical context of the military model, the architectural aspects...

... 09 07 2021 02 08 2021 07 09 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Conservation Sustainability Cultural heritage Sustainable development Indigenous people Affordable housing Architecture Heritage management...

... function. To be able to test this hypothesis, first, the Adaptive Reuse Potential (ARP) model is applied to rank Australia's decommissioned heritage gaols which are spatially and structurally sound to accommodate new uses. Second, an architectural design concept was designed to adaptively reuse the lowest...

... of artistic, architectural landmarks that illustrate the socio-political changing patterns in the cultural development of a particular esthetic tradition. As a consequence of this, planning changed almost radically. The first step had been detecting the more or less degraded areas and action planning...

... approach. The paper reviews a body of literature on architectural conservation and CE to establish an understanding on the state-of-the-art for both disciplines separately. Then, the relation between thereof is developed through a theoretical discourse. Findings Both architectural conservation and CE...

... possibilities. Design/methodology/approach The research is based on a literary review in combination with a case study, following one main question: What architectural approaches do architects employ in redesigning nineteenth- and twentieth century dockyards in Northern Europe and how do these approaches...

...Katie Graham; Lara Chow; Stephen Fai Purpose Over the past decade, national and international organisations concerned with regulating the architecture, engineering, construction and operations industry have been working to create guidelines for the integration of building information modelling...

...Roha W. Khalaf Purpose This paper revisits the concept of compatibility between old and new architecture to clarify its meaning. Design/methodology/approach Document analysis is employed to critically review relevant literature, including Charters and UNESCO Recommendations. Findings...

... on knowledge gained in the preceding section. Finally, the third section of the paper recommends some architectural and planning specifications. Findings It is found that climate and religion have lost their authority at the expense of a paradigm shift in the 1950s. Research limitations/implications...

... the cumulative results as a paradigm shift for heritage places. The signs that a new heritage paradigm has emerged have come from many different sources, and are clear. They include: Architecture Conservation Culture Sustainable development Heritage The advent and access of these previously...