The heritage strategy planning handbook : an international primer / by Marc Denhez.

Format:

• Book

Author/Creator:

• Denhez, Marc C., author.

Series:

• Denhez, Marc C. Legal and financial aspects of architectural conservation.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

• Historic preservation--Planning.
• Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Planning.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (73 p.)

Place of Publication:

Toronto ; Oxford : Dundurn Press, [1997]

Language Note:

English

Summary:

This book summarizes the five major legislative approaches for the conservation and revitalization of buildings and districts.

Contents:

• TABLE OF CONTENTS; PREFACE; 1. DIFFERENT MODELS FOR COMMON OBJECTIVES; 1.1 A Range of Models; 1.2 Common Objectives; 2. THE INTERNATIONAL STARTING POINT: TREATIES; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Treaties on Housing; 2.3 Treaties on ""Heritage""; 3. SEMI-OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS: THE INTERNATIONAL ""DECLARATIONS"" AND ""RECOMMENDATIONS""; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Declarations on Sustainable Development; 3.3 Declarations on Housing; 3.4 Declarations on Heritage; 3.5 Unofficial Documents; 4. THE INTERNATIONAL CHECKLIST; 4.1 Declarations Summarized; 5. STATUTORY PRECEDENTS
• 5.1 The Original Model: Legislation for the Protection of Artistic Works5.2 Statutes for the Protection of Buildings by Genus; 5.3 Land-use and Construction Legislation; 5.4 ""Environmental"" Legislation; 5.5 The Shift Towards Sustainable Development; 6. PROTECTIVE LEGISLATION - AT A CROSSROADS; 6.1 Some Difficult Choices; 6.2 Site-Specific Solutions; 6.3 Looking Beyond the Site-Specific: the Systemic Approach; 6.4 Strategic Consequences; 6.5 Three Philosophies; 7. DE FACTO PROTECTION VERSUS DE JURE PROTECTION; 7.1 Relevance and Status Quo; 7.2 The Regulation/Subsidy Trap
• 7.3 The Definition of ""Repair"" and ""Restoration""7.4 Technological Appropriateness of Construction Standards; 7.5 Education Programs and Guarantees of Competence; 7.6 Government Occupancy of Older Buildings; 7.7 Income Tax Give-aways for Demolition; 7.8 Other Tax Give-aways for Demolition Notably Property Taxes; 7.9 Tax Systems that Insist on Short Life Expectancies for Buildings; 7.10 Discriminatory Subsidies to Public Buildings; 7.11 Artificial Restrictions on Financing; 7.12 Disregarding Philanthropic Expenditures; 8. NEW ECONOMIC PARAMETERS
• 8.1 ""The Market"" and the Role of Government Agencies8.2 National Strategies; 9. HABITAT II: RECONCILIATION OF POSITIONS; 9.1 Salutory Effects; 9.2 Proposed Initiatives; 10. CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES

Notes:

• "Companion vol. to: Legal and financial aspects of architectural conservation"--T.p. verso.
• Includes bibliographical references.
• Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

• 9786611969615
• 9786612809071
• 9781554883288
• 1554883288
• 9781281969613
• 1281969613
• 9781282809079
• 1282809075
• 9781770700840
• 1770700846

OCLC:

699474522