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Public participation and consensus-building in urban planning from the lens of heritage planning
A systematic literature review
Public participation has been growing in both theory and practice of urban planning, including heritage planning. The reasoning is to facilitate the involvement of a broader group of stakeholders, beyond experts. More specifically, for heritage planning, participation could enabl
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Capturing public voices
The role of social media in heritage management
Social media platforms have been increasingly used by locals and tourists to express their opinions about buildings, cities, and built heritage in particular. Most recently, scholars have been using social media to conduct innovative research on built heritage and heritage manage
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GeoMinasCraft
A Serious Geogame for Geographical Visualization and Exploration
This chapter concentrates on the implementation of the geogame GeoMinasCraft and its use for geographical virtual explorations. The game was implemented to study the use of geospatial data for the visualizations of landscapes in a serious game. The users/players can take on an ad
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Peoples’ values and feelings matter
Participatory heritage management using social media
Social media has been increasingly used by various communities to express their opinions, values, and feelings about cities and, in particular, built heritage. Social media platforms, interactive technologies used by virtual communities and networks became an important source for
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Representar o patrimônio territorial com as crianças
O caso de Santa Leopoldina no Brasil
Esta pesquisa baseia-se na abordagem territorialista italiana que articula uma aproximação conceitual, metodológica e prática do patrimônio territorial, a uma participação multicolorida de crianças no contexto de Santa Leopoldina, um município de montanha do estado do Espírito Sa
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Immersive Technologies for Education in Heritage & Design
An online program adapted for the Architecture track in times of COVID-19
Applying imaging to architectural and urban heritage studies is not new. Drawing, painting and pho-tographing, and most recently digital imaging have been applied as techniques for the representation and preservation of heritage buildings, cities and landscapes. New technologies
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Exploring Tangible and Intangible Landscapes of Evocative Places
Case Study of the City of Vitória in Brazil
This paper explores tangible and intangible characteristics of places. It concentrates on gathering characteristics, emotions, memories and stories related to self-selected evocative places in a city. Evocative places are defined as places that evoke images, memories or emotions.
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Public Participation as a Tool to reach a Consensus
A Critical Reflection on the Historic Urban Landscape Approach
World Heritage cities (WHC), meaning urban areas, often in part, inscribed at the UNESCO World Heritage list are valuable heritages to many local and global communities and, therefore, attract efforts to conserve them. Nonetheless, these cities are increasingly under pressure, by
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Capturing experts’ knowledge in heritage planning enhanced by AI
A case study of windcatchers in Yazd, Iran
Experts have always played an important role in heritage planning, practice, and theory. There is a wealth of literature published every year regarding heritage and its cultural significance. Experts also contribute to heritage planning and developing policy documents. Still, lit
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Dataset on the literature on public participation and consensus building
Bibliography and meta-analysis of selected studies
The data presented in this Data in Brief article offers an insight into the scientific literature on conceptual and empirical approaches to public participation and consensus-building. It consists of articles retrieved from the Scopus search engine which feature “public participa
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I can see through the waters eyes. COVID-19 in Heritage Cities: Citizen Participation and Self-Organization for greater Conservation and Sustainability
The case of Venezia Pulita (Clean Venice)
Heritage cities and communities have been hit with pandemics throughout history, however COVID-19 represents an unprecedented challenge in terms of scale and impact on the built environment. Communities with a strong sense of place attachment have been self-organizing and raising
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Heritage Policy based Rehabilitation Scenarios
Limits of Acceptable Change of Heritage Housing in São Luís, Faro
Thisgraduation project that explores the boundaries of acceptable policy change through three redesign scenarios. Its objective is to create and evaluate values-based models for the transformation of built heritage. The MSc3 Graduation Studio: Revitalising Heritage comprises thr
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Revealing built Heritage through social media
Comparing attributes and values conveyed by tourists and locals in Faro, Portugal
Society conveys values to cities and their buildings, the key to sustainability, only in part recognized as heritage values, when protected by urban and/or heritage planning. There is a growing recognition of the importance of acknowledging the values conveyed by locals and touri
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An architecture of possibilities
Co-creation design as a tool for embracing well-being in creating alternative futures for vacant heritage in Estação neighborhood, Faro, Portugal
The role of nature in historic cities has been a growing debate in creating healthier environments as society pays more attention to mental and physical health. The relationship between nature, city, and community is growing in understanding but is still limited in practice. Rece
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Capture Nature
Exploring emotional attachment towards nature with a photographic walking tour for a nature-inclusive redesign of two former warehouses in Faro, Portugal
This graduation project explores emotional attachment toward nature in the city of Faro, Portugal. A photographic walking tour had been used as a participatory method to identify values and attributes that are related to the community’s emotional attachment. The research resulted
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Living at Gele Scheikunde
How to redevelop former campus buildings by integrating social & ecological values?
This research looks at Gele Scheikunde - a TU Delft chemistry department building constructed in 1945. The complex served for educational purposes until 2012 and then was sold by TU for redevelopment.
The ambition of the city of Delft is to increase the housing stock, furthermore
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Rethinking the ruin
Redesigning based on values conveyed by locals and tourists in Faro, Portugal
This paper describes the method followed in the intervention project
following the analysis of façade attributes and value in the neighborhood of Sao
Francisco in Faro, Portugal. It is composed of three main parts: Research results,
Intervention bases and architectonic project. F
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Kabelfabriek 2.0
Working and living cabled in the factory
The research booklet presents the topic chosen for the graduation year of the masters of Architecture & Heritage at the Technical University of Delft. The first two quarters of the graduation year were set up as a research phase, which was used as the starting point for the desig
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Revitalising Through Interaction
Using community values to turn vacant heritage in a place for intergenerational interactions
This project focusses on the relationship between nature in cities and the values conveyed by local communities in Faro, Portugal. With economic and health crises leading to increased stress and depression, society has begun paying more attention to mental and physical health, an
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Values and attachment
Social and ecological spaces in value-based redesign of former milling factory, Estação, Faro
This graduation project is the heritage design of an abandoned factory in the Estação neighborhood, Faro, Portugal. The aim of MSc3 Graduation Studio: Revitalising Heritage is to develop and test values-based models for redesigning built heritage. There are three main phases: cul
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