Add to ORKGWithin the Amsterdam World Heritage Bureauconcern has been raising about the negative impact of (re) development on the attributes of OUV in the Amsterdam Canal ring area due to urban development. This research aims to clarify and quantify the impact of redevelopment on a Amsterdam Canal house, inside the 17th century canal ring area. It aims to design and develop such a method, in which the attributes that convey of cultural significance are uncovered. Results show that the cultural significance of Herengracht 448 is multilayered in attributes and values, ranging from international to user values. Subsequently these attributes will be mapped and analysed for change. The attributes are compared before and after (re) development, change is m...
Cultural heritage drives and enables sustainable urban development. The adaptive reuse of cultural h...
Every site that is listed as World Heritage comes with its own justification for inscription, explai...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to be able to evolve to meet the needs of their curre...
Within the Amsterdam World Heritage Bureauconcern has been raising about the negative impact of (re)...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to keep evolving in order to meet the needs of their ...
Modern heritage, particularly post-war social housing estates, is struggling with negative perceptio...
This paper is part of a doctoral research focusing on how cultural heritage could be assessed on an ...
The growing and changing understanding of the nature of cultural heritage has an effect on global re...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to be able to evolve to meet the needs of their curre...
This paper reveals Amsterdam’s heritage management framework and discusses how this framework provid...
The city of Amsterdam is broadly considered to be of great cultural and historic value. For centurie...
The thesis is focused on the redevelopment of existing buildings. Most of the buildings on site are ...
In terms of design, scale, and blending of ecologicical and aesthetic function, Amsterdam’s seventee...
Cultural heritage drives and enables sustainable urban development. The adaptive reuse of cultural h...
Every site that is listed as World Heritage comes with its own justification for inscription, explai...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to be able to evolve to meet the needs of their curre...
Within the Amsterdam World Heritage Bureauconcern has been raising about the negative impact of (re)...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to keep evolving in order to meet the needs of their ...
Modern heritage, particularly post-war social housing estates, is struggling with negative perceptio...
This paper is part of a doctoral research focusing on how cultural heritage could be assessed on an ...
The growing and changing understanding of the nature of cultural heritage has an effect on global re...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to be able to evolve to meet the needs of their curre...
This paper reveals Amsterdam’s heritage management framework and discusses how this framework provid...
The city of Amsterdam is broadly considered to be of great cultural and historic value. For centurie...
The thesis is focused on the redevelopment of existing buildings. Most of the buildings on site are ...
In terms of design, scale, and blending of ecologicical and aesthetic function, Amsterdam’s seventee...
Cultural heritage drives and enables sustainable urban development. The adaptive reuse of cultural h...
Every site that is listed as World Heritage comes with its own justification for inscription, explai...
World Heritage Cities, like other cities, need to be able to evolve to meet the needs of their curre...