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Zusatztext "The collection brings together practitioners and academics who work on a variety of industrial-heritage-related issues from a range of different backgrounds. This fusion of differing perspectives ensures that the theoretical and practical dimensions of conservation are explored throughout the collection. (?) The collection will be of use to those interested in the transformation of industrial heritage in a range of different spatial contexts" - Rebecca Madgin! senior lecturer in urban development and management at the University of Glasgow Informationen zum Autor Heike Oevermann is researcher in urban and heritage studies at the Georg-Simmel-Center for Metropolitan Studies at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Germany. She coordinates a three-year research project on industrial heritage sites in Europe (DFG). Harald A. Mieg is Honorary Professor in the Institute of Geography, Humboldt-Universität Berlin, Germany. He is responsible for the implementation of undergraduate research at the University of Applied Sciences, Potsdam, Germany. He has conducted research on sustainable urban development, metropolization, and innovation. Klappentext The management of industrial heritage sites requires rethinking in the context of urban change, and the issue of how to balance protection, preservation/conservation, and development becomes all the more crucial as industrial heritage sites grow in number. This brings into play new challenges-not only through the known conflicts between monument preservation and contemporary architecture, but also with the increasing demand for economic urban development by reusing the built heritage of former industrial sites. This book explores the conservation and change of industrial heritage sites in transformation, presenting and examining ten European and Asian case studies. The interdisciplinary approach of the book connects a diversity of rationales and discourses, including monument protection, World Heritage conventions, urban regeneration, urban planning and design, architecture, and politics. This is the first book to deepen the understanding of industrial heritage site management as a networked, multi-dimensional task involving diverse social agents and societal discourses. Zusammenfassung The management of industrial heritage sites requires rethinking in the context of urban change, and the issue of how to balance protection, preservation/conservation, and development becomes all the more crucial as industrial heritage sites grow in number. This brings into play new challenges—not only through the known conflicts between monument preservation and contemporary architecture, but also with the increasing demand for economic urban development by reusing the built heritage of former industrial sites. This book explores the conservation and change of industrial heritage sites in transformation, presenting and examining ten European and Asian case studies. The interdisciplinary approach of the book connects a diversity of rationales and discourses, including monument protection, World Heritage conventions, urban regeneration, urban planning and design, architecture, and politics. This is the first book to deepen the understanding of industrial heritage site management as a networked, multi-dimensional task involving diverse social agents and societal discourses. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part I 1. Transformations of Industrial Heritage Sites: Heritage and Planning Heike Oevermann and Harald A. Mieg 2. Studying Transformations of Industrial Heritage Sites: Synchronic Discourse Analysis of Heritage Conservation, Urban Development, and Architectural Production Heike Oevermann and Harald A. Mieg Part II 3. Liverpool: Heritage and Development—Bridging the Gap? Dennis Rodwell 4. From High Voltage to High Density: The Urban Dynamism of Cable Street, Oslo Ev...
