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Multi-scale perspectives on building heritage conservation and sustainable cities

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Multi-scale perspectives on building heritage conservation and sustainable cities/ edited by Graziella Bernardo, Luis Manuel Palmero Iglesias.
其他作者:	Bernardo, Graziella.
出版者:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2025.,
面頁冊數:	xiv, 231 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), digital ;24 cm.
內容註:	Popular architecture, industrialization, and urban growth: the modern aesthetic experience -- Urbanism as incubator for Social Reform: Bruno Taut and the accomplished utopia of the Siedlungen -- Re-knowing to re-enable the modern architecture of Giuseppe Samonà -- From rationalism to brutalism: an architectural heritage to be sustainability transformed. Intervention strategies -- The metamorphosis of the Built Heritage: a systematic review of Adaptive Reuse Research -- Investigating Circular Economy Strategies in Modern Architecture Heritage Conservation: The Case of the PTT Stamp Museum -- Examples of modern architecture in northern Spain from the perspectives of distinguished structural engineers -- Factories and industrial buildings as a 1960 to 1980s heritage. Issues for their preservation and reuse -- Interventions in a DOCOMOMO listed heritage. The Cheste Workers University Auditorium-Paraninfo and the Getty Keeping It Modern Program -- Revitalization of the University Laboral of Gijón Theater: Pre-serving the grandeur of Modern Architecture through acoustic virtualization -- "Las Trescientas": A Neighborhood of Cáceres (Spain) of the Modern Movement for the Working Class -- The Preservation of tile vaults: Traditional Construction in Modern Architecture -- Rehabilitation of the Social Security Clinic in Cali, Colombia (1960): Challenges of Health Modern Architecture Adapted to the Tropics -- Innovation and experimentation for sustainable city in the Antonio Rueda housing complex (Valencia, Spain).
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
標題:	Historic buildings - Conservation and restoration. -
電子資源:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-90363-2
ISBN:	9783031903632

Multi-scale perspectives on building heritage conservation and sustainable cities
Multi-scale perspectives on building heritage conservation and sustainable cities[electronic resource] /edited by Graziella Bernardo, Luis Manuel Palmero Iglesias. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2025. - xiv, 231 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), digital ;24 cm.

Popular architecture, industrialization, and urban growth: the modern aesthetic experience -- Urbanism as incubator for Social Reform: Bruno Taut and the accomplished utopia of the Siedlungen -- Re-knowing to re-enable the modern architecture of Giuseppe Samonà -- From rationalism to brutalism: an architectural heritage to be sustainability transformed. Intervention strategies -- The metamorphosis of the Built Heritage: a systematic review of Adaptive Reuse Research -- Investigating Circular Economy Strategies in Modern Architecture Heritage Conservation: The Case of the PTT Stamp Museum -- Examples of modern architecture in northern Spain from the perspectives of distinguished structural engineers -- Factories and industrial buildings as a 1960 to 1980s heritage. Issues for their preservation and reuse -- Interventions in a DOCOMOMO listed heritage. The Cheste Workers University Auditorium-Paraninfo and the Getty Keeping It Modern Program -- Revitalization of the University Laboral of Gijón Theater: Pre-serving the grandeur of Modern Architecture through acoustic virtualization -- "Las Trescientas": A Neighborhood of Cáceres (Spain) of the Modern Movement for the Working Class -- The Preservation of tile vaults: Traditional Construction in Modern Architecture -- Rehabilitation of the Social Security Clinic in Cali, Colombia (1960): Challenges of Health Modern Architecture Adapted to the Tropics -- Innovation and experimentation for sustainable city in the Antonio Rueda housing complex (Valencia, Spain).

The book investigates modern architecture as an architectural and cultural heritage, highlighting with a holistic view of sustainability the aspects that have led to epochal changes in the way cities are designed and lived. Currently, many of these buildings spread throughout the world are not recognized as architectural heritage due to the lack of knowledge of innovations in design approaches, materials and building technologies and their social and economic implications in the development of contemporary cities. The main objective is to raise awareness, promote, revalue and preserve the building heritage of the last century through their maintenance and adaptive reuse to the changing needs of the community according to new models of the circular economy and the use of digital technologies. The topics treated with multidisciplinary approaches reconstruct a recent past of which memory has been lost and highlight how the heritage built is a resource of incalculable value that can greatly contribute to the sustainability of cities.

ISBN: 9783031903632

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-90363-2doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

620606
Historic buildings
--Conservation and restoration.

LC Class. No.: NA105

Dewey Class. No.: 720.288

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