...Shyamantika Sarkar; Debashis Sanyal Rapid urbanisation and redevelopment pressures in Indian historic cities increasingly threaten urban heritage character, often prioritising physical redevelopment over historically layered cultural values. Conventional conservation approaches focused...

... are the principles of moderate commercialisation and community participation, ensuring that heritage conservation does not come at the expense of the cultural integrity of local ethnic groups. The safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage has gained global recognition as essential to cultural diversity...

... and cultural identity in a competitive planning environment. 27 03 2024 09 12 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 built environment competitive planning conservation cultural identity developing countries heritage planning participatory approaches place...

...Dingran Chen, MSc The global community faces the challenge of balancing the conservation of historic districts with urbanisation demands. This systematic literature review explores innovative strategies for conserving and revitalising historic districts within urban design. An analysis...

...·8 Educational level High (college or higher) 88·6 Low (no college) 11·4 Living environment Urban area 41 Rural area 59 11 09 2018 24 03 2019 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2019 conservation environment natural resources Pearson (1970...

... Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 conservation design methods & aids urban regeneration Located in the Montreal borough of Rosemont, the Quartier Angus is a mixed uses development initiated by a private developer (CP Immobilier) with the involvement of a non-profit...

... of people, indicating the pluralistic views on heritage and the need to take them into consideration when shaping conservation policies. The paper goes beyond the nature of similarities and differences, bringing to the surface the factors that may affect awareness of heritage, indicating...

... of a cultural landscape as heritage makes both conceptual and physical space for a wider range and layering of competing values and meanings than does the idea of a ‘site’, (Smith, 2006 , 31). ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2012 conservation history town & city planning historic...

... for the city of York was the Esher plan (1969) – a study in conservation, when Bath, Chester, Chichester and York were the subject of the government-driven ‘Four towns study’. This next visionary plan-making exercise is a major opportunity for York. The City of York Council recognises that quality of place...

... the Yangtze River bank, including British, German, Russian, French and Japanese concessions. However, these concession areas began to decline over time. This paper takes the Qingdao Road historic district as a case study and explores the conservation and renewal principles from two levels: physical form...