Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression
Urban heritage sites are valuable assets that promote sustainable development and innovation in cities. Yet, various detrimental effects on the environment, including pandemics, crowding, climatic changes, lack of awareness, and failed waste management, caused by certain human activities and the int...
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author | Ghada Farouk Hassan Rowaida Rashed Samar Mohsen EL Nagar |
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description | Urban heritage sites are valuable assets that promote sustainable development and innovation in cities. Yet, various detrimental effects on the environment, including pandemics, crowding, climatic changes, lack of awareness, and failed waste management, caused by certain human activities and the introduction of non-viable projects do not only impact sustainability per se, but also harm the significance and fabric of heritage assets. In order to cope with these challenges, more potent approaches to heritage conservation should be investigated. This paper provides a thorough analysis of approaches, integrating traditional models of sustainability with urban heritage charters. The proposal of a framework for regenerative policies in heritage sites, based on the above-mentioned analysis, is presented subsequently. Benefits of applying the model are discussed afterwards, with reflectionson similar case studies and findings. The ultimate goal is directed towards resilience and sustaining the human dimension within urban heritage sites, as well as the city scope. |
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spelling | doaj.art-931f6e96ba2f4a9aaa5eb4d942167c1e2022-12-22T02:25:38ZengElsevierAin Shams Engineering Journal2090-44792022-06-01134101652Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progressionGhada Farouk Hassan0Rowaida Rashed1Samar Mohsen EL Nagar2Professor of Urban Design & Planning – Head of the Department of Urban Design & Planning - Ain Shams University, Cairo, EgyptAssociate Professor of Urban Design & Planning - Ain Shams University, Cairo, EgyptAssistant Lecturer - Misr International University, Cairo, Egypt and Researcher at the Department of Urban Design & Planning - Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt; Corresponding author.Urban heritage sites are valuable assets that promote sustainable development and innovation in cities. Yet, various detrimental effects on the environment, including pandemics, crowding, climatic changes, lack of awareness, and failed waste management, caused by certain human activities and the introduction of non-viable projects do not only impact sustainability per se, but also harm the significance and fabric of heritage assets. In order to cope with these challenges, more potent approaches to heritage conservation should be investigated. This paper provides a thorough analysis of approaches, integrating traditional models of sustainability with urban heritage charters. The proposal of a framework for regenerative policies in heritage sites, based on the above-mentioned analysis, is presented subsequently. Benefits of applying the model are discussed afterwards, with reflectionson similar case studies and findings. The ultimate goal is directed towards resilience and sustaining the human dimension within urban heritage sites, as well as the city scope.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2090447921004305Sustainable developmentRegenerative paradigmUrban heritagePeople-centered approach |
spellingShingle | Ghada Farouk Hassan Rowaida Rashed Samar Mohsen EL Nagar Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression Ain Shams Engineering Journal Sustainable development Regenerative paradigm Urban heritage People-centered approach |
title | Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression |
title_full | Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression |
title_fullStr | Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression |
title_full_unstemmed | Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression |
title_short | Regenerative urban heritage model: Scoping review of paradigms’ progression |
title_sort | regenerative urban heritage model scoping review of paradigms progression |
topic | Sustainable development Regenerative paradigm Urban heritage People-centered approach |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2090447921004305 |
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