2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.asej.2021.07.007
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Heritage conservation as a bridge to sustainability assessing thermal performance and the preservation of identity through heritage conservation in the Mediterranean city of Nablus

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“…They evaluate the dispersion of New Zealand's historic structures as well. In order to create sustainable societies, Salameh et al [ 22 ] looked into and emphasized the intrinsic significance of heritage preservation from an environmental, economic, and social standpoint. From an architectural and urban standpoint, the study assesses a unique instance of historical preservation in the Palestinian city of Nablus.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They evaluate the dispersion of New Zealand's historic structures as well. In order to create sustainable societies, Salameh et al [ 22 ] looked into and emphasized the intrinsic significance of heritage preservation from an environmental, economic, and social standpoint. From an architectural and urban standpoint, the study assesses a unique instance of historical preservation in the Palestinian city of Nablus.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta idea formativa no solo concilia con el fomento de la formación manifestado por Kóródy y Vukoszávlyev (2014), sino que además parte de una revalorización cultural de determinados lugares internos para aplicar estrategias sostenibles en ellos y respetar las tradiciones culturales de los países árabes. Salameh et al (2021) investigan y destacan el valor de la conservación del patrimonio en la construcción de una sociedad sostenible. Presentan la evalua-ción de un caso único de conservación del patrimonio en la ciudad de Nablus, Palestina, tanto a escala arquitectónica como urbana.…”
Section: Culturaunclassified
“…This focus persisted to the end of the nineteenth century and beyond. In 1883, Franz von Rziha (1831-1997, an Austrian engineer, published a work entitled "Studien über Steinmetz-Zeichen" (Ržiha 1883), in which he proposed that fourteen basic patterns ("keys", "Schlüsseln") underlay his repertory of 1163 Germanic mason's marks: these, he posited, would have permitted the initiated to identify the lodge from which a given stone cutter had issued.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%