New uses for old traditional farm buildings: The case of the underground wine cellars in Spain

Fuentes, José María; Gallego, E.; García, Ana Isabel García; Ayuga, Francisco

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2009.10.002

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“…This is performed by lodging clients in building units within existing houses diffused in mostly rural contexts and placing them within walking distance of a main building located in the barycentre [5]. In Italy, interpretation plans are developed to promote traditional rural buildings as heritage attractions [6].The abandonment of the old rural houses and land may create potential threats to rural cultural and environmental characteristics [4,7,8], such as the cultural identity of the reduced population, landscape degradation and cultural value decline [4]. Today, most of the abandonment of the hold rural houses and land are not reused in China, but in other countries, including the UK, USA [9], Australia and Ireland [10] traditional rural buildings as built heritage attractions have been promoted for rural regeneration [11].…”

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Impact of the Household Registration System on Farmers’ Rural Housing Land Use Decisions in China

Zhu

2017

Land

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By using the difference-in-difference method and introducing control variables, this study investigates the effect of the household registration system (hukou) on farmers' willingness to transfer rural housing land based on survey data of farmers in Chongqing and Wuhan, China. The results show that the effect of household registration system reform is significant at the 1% level, which indicates that household registration system reform significantly influences farmers' willingness to transfer rural housing land in the experimental area, leading to an increase in the share of farmers willing to transfer such land by 37%. In areas with greater efforts to reform the household registration system, farmers are more willing to transfer rural housing land. Moreover, the per capita non-farm income of rural households and compensation standard have a significantly positive correlation with farmers' willingness.

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Impact of the Household Registration System on Farmers’ Rural Housing Land Use Decisions in China

Zhu

2017

Land

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“…Other important heritage features include material and nonmaterial elements: traditional architecture (old rural country houses and settlements and their distribution patterns) (Cañas et al, 2009;Fuentes et al, 2010), manuscripts, poems, historic paintings and pictures, toponyms, dialects, forms of social organization, music, oral traditions, and tools such as wine presses, water mills, and water tanks.…”

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Mapping traditional cultural landscapes in the Mediterranean area using a combined multidisciplinary approach: Method and application to Mount Etna (Sicily; Italy)

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2011

Landscape and Urban Planning

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“…In rural areas, the traditional rural buildings (TRBs) can represent a cultural heritage capable of arousing such emotions and feelings and are often converted for purposes of making accommodation, food services and agricultural activities available to tourists [13][14][15] and for the economic, social, cultural and landscape benefits to the rural community [16,17].…”

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A Heritage Interpretation-Based Itinerary to Enhance Tourist Use of Traditional Rural Buildings

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Abstract:The study describes the planning strategy for a tourist itinerary in rural areas located in South-Eastern Sicily which aimed at promoting cultural rural heritage and diversifying the tourist offer. The planning of the tourist itinerary occurred within an appropriate heritage interpretation strategy as a working method which could facilitate the understanding and social use of the heritage sites located along the itinerary. The tourist itinerary combined significant territory potential such as traditional rural buildings and enogastronomy. It included a starting point; which is a heritage site and an already well known "tourist attraction", and several other tourist resources selected on the basis of the information derived from the analysis of the profile of the average visitor to the area. An interpretation center, which was located at the heritage site, and several interpretation media placed at each stopping point included in the itinerary supported the tourists during their trip. By promoting traditional rural buildings and enogastronomy, the tourist itinerary represents a significant opportunity for rural diversification and, therefore, can contribute to achieving sustainable socio-economic development of rural areas.

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New uses for old traditional farm buildings: The case of the underground wine cellars in Spain

Cited by 65 publications

References 20 publications

Impact of the Household Registration System on Farmers’ Rural Housing Land Use Decisions in China

Impact of the Household Registration System on Farmers’ Rural Housing Land Use Decisions in China

Mapping traditional cultural landscapes in the Mediterranean area using a combined multidisciplinary approach: Method and application to Mount Etna (Sicily; Italy)

A Heritage Interpretation-Based Itinerary to Enhance Tourist Use of Traditional Rural Buildings

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