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Gaining World Heritage (WH) status inserts a historic site onto a global stage, providing a series of benefits such as access to international technical and financial res [...]
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Warren, C.
World Heritage listing has become a focus for those concerned with balancing tourism growth with the protection of the agricultural sector and cultural values in Bali. Ai [...]
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Ferreira, T.
The present contribution details an intervention in a 19th century building located in the Oporto Historical Centre buffer zone (UNESCO World Heritage since 1996). The bu [...]
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Finka, M.
This paper brings an inside into the concepts of industrial and technological parks. It clarifies the differences between the two parks as well as their specific features [...]
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This paper aims to explore the implications of a changing heritage conservation curriculum which is embracing wider concepts beyond fabric repair. In the last 15 years th [...]
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Masi, A. De
The paper describes reading criteria for the interpretation/documentation and the procedures followed by integrated digital survey for important buildings in Rome and Tre [...]
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The article explores the role of UNESCO World Heritage List (WHL) as attractor of tourism demandand in the enhancement Tourism Destinations (TD) competitiveness. It aims [...]
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This paper presents a research project with Augmented Reality (AR) at the architectural site, the Lonja de los Mercaderes in Valencia (Spain), declared World Heritage Sit [...]
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Spearritt, P.
Bridges, whether stone structures hundreds of years old or the great suspension bridges of the 19th century, have long been revered for their heritage values. Unlike many [...]
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Maekawa, Shin
Wall paintings of the Mogao Grottoes have survived for a millennium in the cool-dry cave environment in the northwestern desert of China. Visitor numbers have been steadi [...]
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Unlike other developed nations, the United States is just beginning to use environmental product declarations (EPDs) for environmentally preferable purchasing. Many indus [...]
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Góral, A.
Culture and cultural heritage in recent years are more and more clearly visible in the market in terms of products (including for example the design, which is inspired by [...]
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Ikiz, D.
This paper focuses on multi-layered historic urban areas inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in global cities, which are threatened by economic and urban developm [...]
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Aguiar, L.
In this paper, referring to theoretical and applied studies on interrelationships of Heritage and Culture as an economic and social pillar of sustainable development, we [...]
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The aim of our work is the analysis of the effects of creation of a National Park in the region Ancares-Courel, in Galicia. We are interested in studying specially the di [...]
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Login, E. L.
North-eastern France is littered with war memorial sites. Dating from the FrancoPrussian War these memorials are the legacy of first-hand involvement in three major confl [...]
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Maior-Barron, D.
The proposed paper analyses several issues surrounding the process of heritage commodification, in the case of Petit Trianon - part of the Versailles Palace UNESCO herita [...]
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The development of innovative eco-efficient cementitious materials is, nowadays, a wide-spread concern to assure the sustainability of the built environment. In this scop [...]
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Historic urban areas have become major tourist attractions. It is known that tourism can affect them both positive and negatively, but defining its real impact on local c [...]
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Pultrone, G.
The common thread of all European policies and strategies beyond the 2020 horizon is that they recognize that the new models of economic and social development should be [...]
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Whelan, D.
Mpophomeni is an apartheid-era African ‘township’ situated on an old Dutch immigrant farm outside Howick in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, South Africa. It is laid out i [...]
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Design and production of industrial components and materials are nowadays a compromise between the required performances and the environmental impact. In the case of stru [...]
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Ashworth, G. J.
Important heritage sites are often subject to multiple claims but it is also possible that major sites, designated on the basis of the perceived intrinsic values of the r [...]
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The aim of this article is to reflect on several tourist research experiences carried out in an interdisciplinary context by teachers and students within the scope of the [...]
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Lambert, R.
Xi’an has a reputation as an ancient city, one of the top ten cities in China visited by tourists, yet it has hardly any ‘old’ buildings in the European understandi [...]
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Leonardi, M.
The purpose of the speech is to examine the typical themes for landscape and architectural design. The landscape in all its multiple facets as an economic resource and cu [...]
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Zhao, Y.
Heritage visitors’ experience is closely related to their satisfaction and the sustainable development of heritage tourism. This paper aims to study the relationship be [...]
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World Heritage sites represent landscapes within which the balancing of local needs and aspirations and non-local perceptions and desires must occur. Existing research in [...]
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Lu, Y. -C.
With a proper interpretation, tourists may learn another narrative of the historical landscape. For a sustainable heritage management, tourists’ perception and concepti [...]
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Bajec, J. F.
Understanding cultural heritage in the contemporary world requires a consideration of its role in addressing current socio-political and economic conditions. Although we [...]
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The presence of some major archaeological sites in Italy and in Europe triggers interesting issues for theoretical reflection and concrete experimentation on the relation [...]
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Tritto, A.
When dealing with World Heritage Sites, stakeholders’ collaboration proves vital in producing a holistic and inclusive planning system benefitting the local community a [...]
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