Conservation Key points and management strategies of historic villages: 10 cases in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province, China

Huang, Yi; Er-wei, LI; Xiao, Di

doi:10.1080/13467581.2021.1941979

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“…Careful implementation, considering both benefits and challenges, is crucial for success. (Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, n.d.;Salisbury Township, n.d.;Dublin City Council, 2022;Huanga et al, 2022) Three key factors contribute to the successful control of Conservation Residential Areas (CRAs): First point: Land-use planning:…”

Section: The United States For Conservation Residential Areasmentioning

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A Comparative Study on Land Use Control between selected Conservation Residential Areas (CRA) in the United States and Chiang Kham City

Raksawin,

Poupuntarugsagul

2024

E-BPJ

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This study examines the regulation of residential conservation areas in Salisbury, Marshall, and Peters Townships in Pennsylvania, USA, to derive guidelines for Chiang Kham City. It focuses on analyzing land use activities and building density and form controls. The findings suggest that Chiang Kham City could benefit from detailed regulations on density and architectural styles, highlighting a gap in its current conservation approach. This research underscores the need for Chiang Kham to refine its conservation policies by incorporating lessons from the case studies, aiming to enhance its residential areas while preserving environmental and aesthetic values.

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Section: The United States For Conservation Residential Areasmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comparative Study on Land Use Control between selected Conservation Residential Areas (CRA) in the United States and Chiang Kham City

Raksawin,

Poupuntarugsagul

2024

E-BPJ

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“…Traditional villages play a crucial role in showcasing the local culture, customs, rural morphology and architecture style of different regions [7]. They also serve as a reflection of the dynamic cultural and social development, and possess high aesthetic and environmental values [8]. However, rapid urbanisation and industrialisation have significantly impacted rural development, resulting in traditional villages facing various challenges, such as population exodus [9].…”

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Towards Sustainable Rural Revitalization: A Multidimensional Evaluation of Rural Vitality in China's Traditional Villages

Jia,

Yun,

Zheng

et al. 2024

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Traditional villages constitute a significant component of China's rural heritage. In the context of national efforts to achieve sustainable rural revitalisation, there is a lack of comprehensive assessments of rural vitality that can evaluate the balance between the competing demands of heritage conservation and rural development. This study aims to address the gap by defining an evaluation index system, Rural Vitality Assessment (RVA), which comprehensively assesses both protective and developmental aspects while taking into account natural and cultural ecological factors. The study utilizes data from a total of 206 traditional villages located in Hebei Province and employs a model to classify and analyze both subjective evaluations collected by interview and questionnaire alongside objective data. The framework employed a combined weighting method to determine appropriate indicator weights, thus facilitating quantitative evaluation of the data obtained. The study shows that over 90% of traditional villages in Hebei Province exhibit an imbalance between protection and development, which could lead to gradual deactivation. Additionally, the spatial distribution of RVA outcomes shows polarization, with higher levels observed in the north and lower levels in the south. The study concludes that the RVA framework is an effective tool for analysing the vitality level, spatial distribution, and disadvantage indicators of villages at different zoning levels. The results can provide a reference for the formulation of targeted heritage protection and development planning strategies and further aid in the rational allocation of resources, helping to narrow the development gap between urban and rural areas.

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“…Their morphology is the result of layering changes due to human actions overtime [12]. Due to their aforementioned intrinsic character, their efficient preservation and management is important for socio-economic development [9,[13][14][15].…”

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Multidimensional Evaluation Framework for Assessing Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse Projects: The Case of the Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy)

Angrisano,

Nocca,

Scotto Di Santolo

2024

Urban Science

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As climate change accelerates, urban areas are becoming increasingly inhospitable, with rising heat island effects and overall unhealthy environmental conditions. In this context, historic villages, due to their proximity to nature and lower population density, can represent a valuable alternative to unsustainable urban areas, providing better quality of life (i.e., through healthier environment, better work–life balance). They are “populated” by historic buildings characterized by high cultural value but are often in a state of abandonment. Nowadays, the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage represents an efficient strategy to adapt it to new needs/requirements and, at the same time, to preserve its historical and intrinsic values for present and future generations. In this framework, this study proposes a multidimensional evaluation framework for assessing cultural heritage adaptive reuse projects, covering all sustainability dimensions and capturing both tangible and intangible values. This framework, consisting of multiple criteria and multidimensional indicators, has been applied to evaluate alternative scenarios related to the regeneration of the abandoned Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (historic village), Benevento, Italy. In particular, three different scenarios have been evaluated by the SOCRATES (SOcial multi Criteria Assessment of European policies) method, a multicriteria decision method developed by the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.

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Conservation Key points and management strategies of historic villages: 10 cases in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province, China

Cited by 14 publications

References 18 publications

A Comparative Study on Land Use Control between selected Conservation Residential Areas (CRA) in the United States and Chiang Kham City

A Comparative Study on Land Use Control between selected Conservation Residential Areas (CRA) in the United States and Chiang Kham City

Towards Sustainable Rural Revitalization: A Multidimensional Evaluation of Rural Vitality in China's Traditional Villages

Multidimensional Evaluation Framework for Assessing Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse Projects: The Case of the Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy)

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