... Nigerian urban and regional planning law Cultural heritage A house is more than simply a place to live; it also serves as a domain for sociocultural practices (Ozaki, 2002 ; Sonaiya and Dincyurek, 2009). Therefore, housing development should focus not only on aesthetics and functional values...

...; as to be a social product, to ensure the heritage from previous generations is transferred to the next generations” (Tekeli, 1988 ; Kesavaperumal et al., 2020). Although there are many different approaches to cultural heritage protection, it is a social–cultural action with economic, political, social...

...Ghada H. Fetais; Remah Gharib Purpose This paper aims to explore the possibilities of economic diversification in the State of Qatar through the regeneration of built heritage post the COVID-19 pandemic, promoting sustainable tourism and creating a center for cultural heritage in Qatar, thereby...

... will require a multiagency, cross-sectoral involvement that sees these buildings as a significant cultural resource. Keywords: Adaptive Re-Use, Carob Warehouse, Cultural Heritage, Cultural Tourism. 1. Introduction The way of life and economic growth of rural areas is shaped by the production, processing...

... and re-building process. The word “culture” may not be “swear word like in old times” - this was how a local politician told me in the interview - but still it's not a blessing either. Anyway “the cultural heritage (of the built environment)” seems to arouse same suspicions nowadays as “the culture...

... the paper also looks at how the phenomenon of creating good social spaces through creating 'third places' is achieved and confirmed in the squares of Dubrovnik. K e y w o r d s : European Square, Third place, Urban Design; Dubrovnik, New urbanism, Public Spaces, Cultural Heritage, Taxonomy, European City...