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Managing built heritage : the role of cultural significance

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: West Sussex John Wiley & Sons 2016Edition: Ed.2Description: ix,270pISBN:
  • 9781118298756
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 363.69 BON
Contents:
Contents About the Authors ix 1 Introduction 1 Note 3 References 4 2 Heritage Assets: Their Nature and Management Implications 5 Introduction 5 Some introductory thoughts about heritage assets 6 Heritage assets and their management implications 8 Owners, managers, and management approaches 45 References 46 3 Heritage Values and Cultural Significance 49 Benefits of conservation 50 Understanding the cultural significance of a heritage asset 57 Development in the idea of values 58 Value characterisation: typologies 62 Categories of values 66 Some examples of assets and their values 73 References 82 4 Assessing Significance 85 Establishing and analysing the origins and development of an asset 85 Gathering evidence about significance 86 Research and types of evidence 8 8 Primary source material 90 Secondary material 97 Interpreting the building/physical remains 99 Establishing and analysing the character, dynamics and setting of the asset 100 Assessing community values 104 Analysing significance 107 Assessing significance: comparisons and relativity 108 Comparisons 111 Some issues in value assessment 113 Sensitivity to change 116 References 118 5 Using Significance in Management Tools and Processes 121 Introduction 121 The conservation plan 122 The management plan 143 Management tools for historic areas 149 Historic area appraisals 151 Characterisation 156 Heritage impact assessments 160 Heritage statements within the development planning process 172 Local management agreements 174 Care, design, and quality standards guidance 179 References 184 6 Maintenance Management 187 Introduction 187 A strategic perspective 189 Recording 192 Financial management of maintenance management 213 Information management in maintenance management 214 Performance indicators 214 References 215 7 Sustainability, Built Heritage, and Conservation Values: Some Observations 217 Introduction 217 Sustainable development 217 Sustainability and the built heritage 219 Trade-offs 220 Charters and guidance documents 221 Sustainable management of historic buildings 225 References 227 8 Conservation Principles 229 Introduction 229 Development of conservation principles 229 Core conservation principles 230 The relationship between significance-based management and traditional conservation principles 239 References 240 9 Case Studies 243 Case Study 1: Royal Dart Hotel, Kingswear, Devon, England 243 Case Study 2: Baixa, Maputo, Mozambique 249 Case Study 3: The Site of the Former Taunton Gaol, Taunton, Somerset, England 25 3 Case Study 4: Maintaining the Commonwealth War Graves 256 References 266 Index 267
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Contents
About the Authors ix
1 Introduction 1
Note 3
References 4
2 Heritage Assets: Their Nature and Management Implications 5
Introduction 5
Some introductory thoughts about heritage assets 6
Heritage assets and their management implications 8
Owners, managers, and management approaches 45
References 46
3 Heritage Values and Cultural Significance 49
Benefits of conservation 50
Understanding the cultural significance of a heritage asset 57
Development in the idea of values 58
Value characterisation: typologies 62
Categories of values 66
Some examples of assets and their values 73
References 82
4 Assessing Significance 85
Establishing and analysing the origins and development of an asset 85
Gathering evidence about significance 86
Research and types of evidence 8 8
Primary source material 90
Secondary material 97
Interpreting the building/physical remains 99
Establishing and analysing the character, dynamics and setting of
the asset 100
Assessing community values 104
Analysing significance 107
Assessing significance: comparisons and relativity 108
Comparisons 111
Some issues in value assessment 113
Sensitivity to change 116
References 118
5 Using Significance in Management Tools and Processes 121
Introduction 121
The conservation plan 122
The management plan 143
Management tools for historic areas 149
Historic area appraisals 151
Characterisation 156
Heritage impact assessments 160
Heritage statements within the development
planning process 172
Local management agreements 174
Care, design, and quality standards guidance 179
References 184
6 Maintenance Management 187
Introduction 187
A strategic perspective 189
Recording 192
Financial management of maintenance management 213
Information management in maintenance management 214
Performance indicators 214
References 215
7 Sustainability, Built Heritage, and Conservation Values:
Some Observations 217
Introduction 217
Sustainable development 217
Sustainability and the built heritage 219
Trade-offs 220
Charters and guidance documents 221
Sustainable management of historic buildings 225
References 227
8 Conservation Principles 229
Introduction 229
Development of conservation principles 229
Core conservation principles 230
The relationship between significance-based management and
traditional conservation principles 239
References 240
9 Case Studies 243
Case Study 1: Royal Dart Hotel, Kingswear, Devon, England 243
Case Study 2: Baixa, Maputo, Mozambique 249
Case Study 3: The Site of the Former Taunton Gaol, Taunton,
Somerset, England 25 3
Case Study 4: Maintaining the Commonwealth War Graves 256
References 266
Index 267

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