Critical Built Heritage Practice and Conservation supports an alternative point of departure for engaging with the historic built environment, by critically questioning the legitimacy of dominant conservation concepts and methods.
Critical Built Heritage Practice and Conservation supports an alternative point of departure for engaging with the historic built environment, by critically questioning the legitimacy of dominant conservation concepts and methods.
Johnathan Djabarouti is a registered architect (ARB), accredited conservation professional (IHBC) and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). Following nearly a decade in professional practice working on both new and old buildings in historic contexts, he is currently Senior Lecturer in Architecture at the Manchester School of Architecture (MSA), UK. In 2018 he received AHRC funding for his PhD project titled The impact of intangible heritage on architectural and building conservation practices in the UK: a socio-material outlook. He has been an Academy Panellist on the RIBA Advanced Conservation Course since 2022 where he teaches delegates about intangible heritage and its relationship to heritage buildings, and in 2023 he secured an AHRC Innovation Scholars Secondment grant to Historic England for his project Intangible heritage and design in historic contexts. His research on the intersections between the conservation/adaptation of built heritage and critical heritage theory have been published and presented widely.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures List of tables List of acronyms Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction: appraising norms of practice Part I: from materials to meanings Chapter 1 antiquity and anxiety Chapter 2 the postmodern heritage turn Chapter 3 evolving perspectives on authenticity Part II: towards an intangible outlook Chapter 4 immaterial manifestations of culture Chapter 5 immateriality and change in policy and guidance Chapter 6 deconstructing communal value Chapter 7 symbolism and spirituality Part III: architectural conservation as future-oriented practice Chapter 8 building conservation as memory-making practice Chapter 9 participatory problems Chapter 10 a socio-material outlook Concluding remarks: heritage futures and the role of the architectural conservationist Index
List of figures List of tables List of acronyms Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction: appraising norms of practice Part I: from materials to meanings Chapter 1 antiquity and anxiety Chapter 2 the postmodern heritage turn Chapter 3 evolving perspectives on authenticity Part II: towards an intangible outlook Chapter 4 immaterial manifestations of culture Chapter 5 immateriality and change in policy and guidance Chapter 6 deconstructing communal value Chapter 7 symbolism and spirituality Part III: architectural conservation as future-oriented practice Chapter 8 building conservation as memory-making practice Chapter 9 participatory problems Chapter 10 a socio-material outlook Concluding remarks: heritage futures and the role of the architectural conservationist Index
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